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			<title>Remembering John Hick</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Explain, John Hick once asked me in an undergraduate class, the traditional axiom that my church holds, &ldquo;There is no salvation outside the Church.&rdquo; He argued that Catholics officially maintain this teaching while actually saying the opposite because they cannot come to terms with the reality that goodness, truth, and holiness are to be found in other religions. They hold that Christ is the source of all salvation and the Church the means of salvation and then admit that people are saved without Christ and outside the Church.
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