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Faith Related Q and A
» Hello. I just wanted to clarify something that I have been told about the churches in the Wisconsin Synod. I am an Anglican Catholic, which is a continuing church of the Episcopal Church. Do you teach that it is biblical to ask Mary to pray for us? I do not believe that anywhere in the Bible does it say that we should ask Mary, or any other "saint," to intercede for us. I know this is Roman Catholic doctrine, but our church now is leaning towards this as well. I was told that you teach this doctrine. Could you please advise me if you do, and what is your biblical basis for this? And, if you do not, I will advise those who gave this misinformation. Thank you very much for taking the time to read this and I will greatly appreciate your clarification. God bless.
» I go to a Reformed Christian college, and it came up in class that the gospels of Matthew and Luke were derived from the gospel of Mark and an unknown source, "Q." What does the WELS teach concerning this theory?
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