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Obviously this topic is not of much interest to non-Christians, but it is a big debate between, Catholics and Eastern Orthodox on one side, and protestants on the other.
The premise is very simple: If I can ask a fellow Christian on earth to pray for me, then I can also ask a fellow Christian in heaven to pray for me.
Its really just as simple as that.
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The premise is very simple: If I can ask a fellow Christian on earth to pray for me, then I can also ask a fellow Christian in heaven to pray for me.
Its really just as simple as that.
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How to Defend the Intercession of the Saints
Popular Catholic speaker Jason Evert answers the most common objections to the Catholic practice of praying to the saints in heaven. Click here.
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The Bible Supports Praying to the Saints
Most "Bible-believing" Christians object to the Catholic practice of praying to the saints. Here is how to respond to the most common objections.
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How to Defend the Intercession of the Saints
Popular Catholic speaker Jason Evert answers the most common objections to the Catholic practice of praying to the saints in heaven. Click here.