Like asking the demigods to intercede with Zeus or the Roman household gods to intercede with Jupiter? :) No, I get that *you* have a theological justification for why it's still monotheism. It's just not persuasive to us.
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No. They don’t have powers and cavort about in loincloths. They’re souls of the dead.
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Who interact with the living at least in terms of having performed miracles after death (like demigods) and monitor for prayers directed towards them, based on which they can take certain actions.
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Whatever. I was just trying to help you with your misunderstanding. You just want an argument.
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Embrace the power of "AND".
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No, but more seriously, I'm not trying to "win an argument." I'm trying to show that while you absolutely have your own reasons, they're not fully persuasive to those who don't share your beliefs. They're not JUST dead souls, they're dead souls with special powers.
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they have no special powers none at all
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Then how do they hear prayers, being dead and not on earth? They have powers that, presumably, non-saints in heaven (and certainly, dead souls in hell) don't have, no?
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NO! You can talk to anyone in Heaven.
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So you could pray to Uncle Ignatius or St. Ignatius, it's just that St. Ignatius has a better shot of getting through to God?
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hey, we got rid of the Roman bureacracy; that doesn't mean we got rid of the Roman bureacratic MINDSET...
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