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☆》Question: Where in the Catechism does it say it is okay to serve in the military? =>>Answer:

Legitimate defense can be not only a right but a grave duty for one who is responsible for the lives of others. The defense of the common good requires that an unjust aggressor be rendered unable to cause harm. For this reason, those who legitimately hold authority also have the right to use arms to repel aggressors against the civil community entrusted to their responsibility (Catechism 2265).

Those who are sworn to serve their country in the armed forces are servants of the security and freedom of nations. If they carry out their duty honorably, they truly contribute to the common good of the nation and the maintenance of peace (Catechism 2310).

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"It is not possible to find Jesus outside the church" - Pope Francis

The Old Testament books were written well before Jesus’ Incarnation, and all of the New Testament books were written by roughly the end of the first century A.D. But the Bible as a whole was not officially compiled until the late fourth century, illustrating that it was the Catholic Church who determined the canon—or list of books—of the Bible under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Indeed, the Bible is not a not a self-canonizing collection of books, as there is no table of contents included in any of the books. Although the New Testament canon was not determined until the late 300s, books the Church deemed sacred were early on proclaimed at Mass, and read and preached about otherwise. Early Christian writings outnumbered the 27 books that would become the canon of the New Testament. The shepherds of the Church, by a process of spiritual discernment and investigation into the liturgical traditions of the Church spread throughout the world, had to draw clear lines of distinction between books that are truly inspired by God and originated in the apostolic period, and those which only claimed to have these qualities. The process culminated in 382 as the Council of Rome, which was convened under the leadership of Pope Damasus, promulgated the 73-book scriptural canon. The biblical canon was reaffirmed by the regional councils of Hippo (393) and Carthage (397), and then definitively reaffirmed by the ecumenical Council of Florence in 1442. Finally, the ecumenical Council of Trent solemnly defined this same canon in 1546, after it came under attack by the first Protestant leaders, including Martin Luther.

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Protestants try to impose only two criterions on Catholics which are 1) You must prove it from Scripture 2) You must prove it from early extra-biblical documents But they exclude the 3rd criterion which is the living Apostolic paradigm (oral tradition & living magisterium) because they are still operating under the assumption that Sola Scriptura is true. But since Jesus and the biblical writers did not operate under Sola Scriptura but rather a living Apostolic paradigm then there is no other option but to hold the living Apostolic paradigm as a valid criterion as well. So Catholics are not under the obligation to prove to a Protestant from Scripture or early extra biblical documents for teachings like the Assumption of Mary, Intercession of saints, Papal infallibility etc., because not everything has to be proven the exact same way. The proof in this case is the living Apostolic paradigm and if there isn’t a living Apostolic paradigm today then that would make Christianity a false religion.