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Scenario #5 Support for a Support Group

John and Marilyn are committed homeschooling Catholics, well acquainted with the apologetics behind their faith. They've just moved to a sleepy little town in the Bible Belt. Marilyn has been an active member of a Catholic Homeschoolers' Group for years, and was looking forward to joining the local support group. The only group in town requires that members sign a "Statement of Faith" that includes an assent of "The inerrancy, sufficiency and authority of the Holy Bible as the only inspired word of God." Their new friends all know they are Catholic, and are encouraging John and Marilyn to go ahead and join anyway. They're not sure what to do. What would you do?

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