For Catholic & E. Orthodox: The Immaculate Conception

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JayP
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Re: For Catholic & E. Orthodox: The Immaculate Conception

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Personally I would note that there is interesting, even important “fullness” is knowing a lot of details about how God has worked, but the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, and if you do or do not accept it, seems minor to me. Does it change the truth I should worship God? Or how I strive to love my neighbor? Of if stealing is wrong?

I am pretty sure that Gods mercy will be sufficient if I master those but get the multiple choice questions on Mary or which day is the sabbath wrong
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