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I don't find any biblical evidence that the Lord's Supper/Communion should be taken every day. Have you got a particular bible passage in mind?

Your reply was to my post and to Pius IX's. However, I didn't even mention Mary or the word "stain", so I am unsure why you addressed your reply to me. Perhaps I have misunderstood.

No, original sin is not a Roman Catholic doctrine. Well, it might be, but what I mean is that it is not only believed by Roman Catholics. Paul, writing to Christians in Rome comparing Jesus Christ with Adam, wrote: “For as by one man’s disobedience many were made sinners, so also by one...

I am surprised to read that you believe Abraham's bosom to be a Babylonian myth. Why would Babylonians be interested in Abraham and his bosom? If it was merely a Babylonian myth, why would Jesus use it in His teaching?

Yes, it is good to long for prayer, in the sense of desiring to pray more.

So if he died, it wouldn't be adultery if she married again.

If her first husband died, or if he had been unfaithful to her, then tat would be no problem.

Tempted to prayer? I am not tempted to prayer, I am told in the bible that I should pray, so I do.

Thank you. I can certainly say the words "I THINK everyone wanna be healthy and live in a clean love story," but I don't agree with them.

You seem to want to tell Almighty God what to do. Forgive me if I am wrong, but you seem to be saying, "If God wants me to marry a certain girl, I will only marry her if she fits my requirements." In other words, you seem to be putting yourself and what you want above God and what He wants.

What does "Can you taste the prayer longing and take control" mean? Sorry, but I don't understand. Whose prayer longing? Take control of what?

Sorry, but what does "Can you say me it" mean? Surely you aren't asking us if we can say the words "me" and "it".

So when we read: “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her,” (Eph 5:25 NKJV) Which church does Paul mean? And again here: “And He put all [things] under His feet, and gave Him to be head over all [things] to the church,” (Eph 1:22 NKJV)

In the bible, the word "church" is never used of a physical building. "Church" in the New Testament can mean two things. It can mean a local body of Christians who meet together to worship God and hear His word preached, and who seek to spread the gospel in their locality. For example: “To...