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Subject: Re: Roman Catholics and Protestants Author: Wendy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13:05:41 12/06/04 Mon In reply to: morpheus 's message, "Re: Roman Catholics and Protestants" on 00:50:54 12/06/04 Mon Hi Morpheus, I guess this is because most Christians think of Christ as being risen from death and therefore He has left the cross. I know a few Catholics who say that they view the Christ on the Crucifix as a symbol of life from death, therefore a symbol of hope for eternal life. So there are different views on this for the different denominations. I can personally see both sides of this argument [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]