Reply to "We Can Have Civil And Constructive Discussions Between Roman Catholics And Protestants"

Bill GrayOld Faithful

Hi all,

There is quite a dialogue taking place on this same article on Facebook. Two of my Friends, one a Roman Catholic and the other a Protestant, have been having a very good, yet very civil -- discussion on this. Folks can have good debates, refute on another, and still stay on a civil, productive plane.

That dialogue has been going on for several days -- and no one has called another -- any nasty names. Praise God! If only that could happen on this Religion Forum.

Take a look:

https://www.facebook.com/notes...notif_t=note_comment

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

Bil

6/30/1412:26 AM

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