"I tend to take a different view on this matter. "Hence, the fact that some happen to doubt about articles of faith is not due to the uncertain nature of the truths, but to the weakness of the human intelligence"-- St. Thomas Aquinas…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony h May 2, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
After much time reading the great articles on this site, I had to join in. Due to this, I no longer use the Mach 85 blades to shave my face, look more like a grown man, and less like a pathetic guy…Continue
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Nick Lanier replied to Matthew Palardy's discussion Extraordinary Form vs. Ordinary Form in the group Catholic Men"I go to the TLM. I have gone to the NO mass, however, I seem to be more in tune to my faith while attending the TLM. Yes, it is all in Latin. Yes, the priest always faces the altar. But there are two things that really speak…"
Nick Lanier commented on Denis E. Ambrose, Jr.'s group Catholic Men"How did I know that I would find you here, Native Son. Hope all is well. Ad maiorem Dei gloriam."
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"I appreciate your thread post, and your approach to it. I suppose I could be considered somewhat 'militant' on my defense of Catholicism, and if it has offended you, or anyone else, I apologize. It is my opinion that this whole…"
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"BLUF; sola scriptura doesn't hold up well against scripture itself. I will work on writing less."
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"I find it interesting that you answered by saying I am splitting hairs. Is the word purgatory in scriptures? No, nor is the word Trinity, or the word Rapture. I assume that you believe, and as such, would not say that the…"
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"Sola scriptura (“only Scripture”) is the Protestant doctrine which claims that the Bible is the sole rule of Faith for the believer. For the Protestant, the Bible is, in and of itself, sufficient without the complementary force of…"
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"I am there."
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"That is the spirit of dialogue, right? It is my hope that I may be able to shed light on this whole issue as well."
Nick Lanier replied to Herb Munson's discussion Snake bit ... bad doctrine always produces bad results. in the group Christian Men"That is correct. Here is the rub. We, as humanity, have this interesting idea about how God relates to us, rather than understanding that as created beings, we are to conform to relate properly to God. With the issue of tongues,…"
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"Elliott,
I would be interested to read what you are stating in this post. Personal message is in route to you. Also, would you be willing to answer any questions that I may have?"
Nick Lanier replied to Herb Munson's discussion Snake bit ... bad doctrine always produces bad results. in the group Christian Men"Another way to see this issue is like this. Pentecost, that is, the Holy Spirit being sent to the Upper Room, as tongues of Fire, and then Peter and the Apostles spoke the gospel in different languages that others understood. This…"
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"Thanks."
Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"Liam,
I think another way to view this issue would be as such. We are 'saved' by God's Grace, our Faith in the Sacrifice of Chirst, and the works that we do based on our faith. It is not an either/or issue, but…"
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Herb Munson said… Hi Nick. Welcome to The Great Debate. Great to have you with us!
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Brian Splash replied to Brian Splash's discussion Progress shots in the group Exercise"I think you may be right , I keep getting told that to get bigger now ill need synthetic help , ill keep trying with diet and weights and see how I go ."
Matt Eo replied to Andrew Bennett's discussion The death of neck ties?"I think the neck tie is becoming less popular in some parts of the country and in some professions, but I don't think it will ever go away completely. I also think a guy's personal appearance is not necessarily based on the type of…"
Matt Eo replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Man Mints"I am a Tic-Tac guy. The right size and just enough flavor to pop one every hour or so. I always have a pack on my desk and coworkers are always asking for them."
Dallas the Phallus added a discussion to the group Philology: A Group for Verbivores
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From the Grammarphobia blog.Q: In a recent radio appearance, you said the idea that “he” can refer to any human being – man or woman – was introduced in the 18th century by a female grammarian. I think you’re wrong. The concept of male as universal has been around much longer.A: If by “male as universal,” you mean using male pronouns (“he,” “him,” and “his”) for women as well as men, the idea did indeed begin in the 18th century.Before then – for two centuries, in fact – it was considered…See More
Andrew Bennett posted a discussionThe death of neck ties?
I heard that according to researches that the neck tie is expected to become obsolete in the next few decades. Because more and more men are dressing more casually these days thanks to Facebook and google where the CEO shows up in jeans and a hoodie. So is the neck tie really becoming obsolete or are men just not caring about his personal appearance?Please feel free to give your taken on this.See More
Chuck Knight replied to michael mckeown's discussion something for summer in the group Manly Hats!"What are you looking for, in terms of style?
Where I live, a "white" straw cowboy hat is very common. Affordable, too.
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Chuck Knight commented on Steven C.'s group Exercise"Hello, Ivan. Welcome. And, thank you for the offer of assistance. I may have to take you up on your offer."
Ivan S replied to Brian Splash's discussion Progress shots in the group Exercise"I just need to lose some fat before I can share any progress pics. I've gained some muscle, but I don't look lean"
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