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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,169
#81
So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.

And I'm sure posters such as Paul and Seven are the right people to judge who everybody is on this forum without having the slightest clue what sort of lives people live.
 

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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,346
#82
Tifoso Lou said:
Of course.

I'm struggling for a metaphor here.....


OK, sex.

Before you ever had sex, you went through several phases:

1. Oooooooh girls, yuck

2. You want me to put it where?

3. OK, I'll give it a try (I would argue, after marriage--but that's another discussion)...

and it is awesome. Incredible, in fact, Those "in the know" all smile at you knowingly...

Those who aren't in the know---who are agnostic, or even atheistic :shocked: about sex, if you will...can't understand what all the hullabaloo is about....

surely those "In the Know-stians" are just making it up. It can't be that good. I bet it doesn't even exist.


Oddly, the "In the Know-stians" are the ones walking around with smiles on their faces, though. ;)
I know what you're trying to say. I don't agree with the metaphor, but that's not important. However, the great feeling you know still doesn't mean there is a greater good. All it means is that you feel great if you think there is one.
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
39,346
#83
RochemBeck said:
So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.

And I'm sure posters such as Paul and Seven are the right people to judge who everybody is on this forum without having the slightest clue what sort of lives people live.
Andy FFS, grab a dictionary and read the definition of Catholic.
 
Apr 12, 2004
77,165
#84
Tifoso Lou said:
Of course.

I'm struggling for a metaphor here.....


OK, sex.

Before you ever had sex, you went through several phases:

1. Oooooooh girls, yuck

2. You want me to put it where?

3. OK, I'll give it a try (I would argue, after marriage--but that's another discussion)...

and it is awesome. Incredible, in fact, Those "in the know" all smile at you knowingly...

Those who aren't in the know---who are agnostic, or even atheistic :shocked: about sex, if you will...can't understand what all the hullabaloo is about....

surely those "In the Know-stians" are just making it up. It can't be that good. I bet it doesn't even exist.


Oddly, the "In the Know-stians" are the ones walking around with smiles on their faces, though. ;)

Dude, sex is awesome, you know it, and I know it.

I just love to have illegitimate children from multiple sex partners running around.
 
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Slagathor

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Jul 25, 2001
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  • Thread Starter #85
    RochemBeck said:
    So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.
    The idea is that Catholicism (and Catholics and their beliefs as a result) are (or correspond with) what the Vatican (the essence of Catholicism) believes. A person who doesn't share those believes can, hence, not be a Catholic.

    A Christian, undoubtedly, but not a Catholic.
     

    Tifoso

    Sempre e solo Juve
    Aug 12, 2005
    5,162
    #86
    RochemBeck said:
    So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.

    And I'm sure posters such as Paul and Seven are the right people to judge who everybody is on this forum without having the slightest clue what sort of lives people live.
    1. I like you and consider you a good guy.

    2. I am in NO WAY judging you, OK?

    3. If it's worth living, it's worth living to the full. Cafeteria Catholicism doesn't work. Trust me.
     

    Bozi

    The Bozman
    Administrator
    Oct 18, 2005
    22,749
    #87
    Seven said:
    I know what you're trying to say. I don't agree with the metaphor, but that's not important. However, the great feeling you know still doesn't mean there is a greater good. All it means is that you feel great if you think there is one.
    its the same with all religions its a matter of faith
    and in all religions there are people who dont follow what their leader says and still class themselves as followers
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
    39,346
    #88
    Andy, stop insulting every other religion except catholicism. You're still thinking I judged you by saying you weren't catholic and that thought on itself cannot be accepted. It means you identify everyone who's not catholic as wrong and inferior.
     
    Apr 12, 2004
    77,165
    #89
    RochemBeck said:
    So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.

    And I'm sure posters such as Paul and Seven are the right people to judge who everybody is on this forum without having the slightest clue what sort of lives people live.

    Hey, guys, even the pope was a Nazi.


    Still want to talk about sin?
     

    Bjerknes

    "Top Economist"
    Mar 16, 2004
    116,169
    #90
    Shadowfax said:
    All those things i noted are things you have expressed on this forum...

    As such if you do not follow the wishes of the pope as you have admitted... you are not a catholic... You may well be a christian, but youy are not a catholic... It is one thing to sin on occasion but to disregard the fundamental way of life the catholic faith asks of you... Means you are not one
    Again, the Pope is not why people call themselves Catholics.
     

    Shoryuken

    Senior Member
    Jan 7, 2005
    1,418
    #91
    Tifoso Lou said:
    Of course.

    I'm struggling for a metaphor here.....


    OK, sex.

    Before you ever had sex, you went through several phases:

    1. Oooooooh girls, yuck

    2. You want me to put it where?

    3. OK, I'll give it a try (I would argue, after marriage--but that's another discussion)...

    and it is awesome. Incredible, in fact, Those "in the know" all smile at you knowingly...

    Those who aren't in the know---who are agnostic, or even atheistic :shocked: about sex, if you will...can't understand what all the hullabaloo is about....

    surely those "In the Know-stians" are just making it up. It can't be that good. I bet it doesn't even exist.


    Oddly, the "In the Know-stians" are the ones walking around with smiles on their faces, though. ;)
    OFF-TOPIC

    At first when i read this post i interpreted it as you strengthening your faith when you had sex for the first time:lol: :rofl: which is pretty funny, then i saw the methaphore part. ;)
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
    39,346
    #92
    Erik said:
    The idea is that Catholicism (and Catholics and their beliefs as a result) are (or correspond with) what the Vatican (the essence of Catholicism) believes. A person who doesn't share those believes can, hence, not be a Catholic.

    A Christian, undoubtedly, but not a Catholic.
    Zou het nog erg lang duren vooraleer hij EINDELIJK achter de betekenis van het woord komt? Wat me langs de andere kant wel erg kwaad maakt is dat hij zich aangevallen voelt, wanneer ik zeg dat hij geen katholiek is. Uiteindelijk komt het er dan op neer dat alle mensen die een ander geloof aanhangen als fout en inferieur dienen te worden ervaren.
     

    Bjerknes

    "Top Economist"
    Mar 16, 2004
    116,169
    #95
    Bozi.78 said:
    its the same with all religions its a matter of faith
    and in all religions there are people who dont follow what their leader says and still class themselves as followers
    Exactly. End of this discussion for me.
     

    Bozi

    The Bozman
    Administrator
    Oct 18, 2005
    22,749
    #96
    RochemBeck said:
    Again, the Pope is not why people call themselves Catholics.
    exactly i do not back the vaticans view on homosexuality or on contraception, like i siad it is outdated but i am a catholic and i treat all others as equals as the bible says whether muslim,hindu or whatever
     

    Martin

    Senior Member
    Dec 31, 2000
    56,913
    #99
    Erik said:
    The idea is that Catholicism (and Catholics and their beliefs as a result) are (or correspond with) what the Vatican (the essence of Catholicism) believes. A person who doesn't share those believes can, hence, not be a Catholic.

    A Christian, undoubtedly, but not a Catholic.
    As a "former" Catholic, I never knew that. It would also imply very sharply that my local church here was "violating" those principles.
     

    JCK

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    JCK
    May 11, 2004
    125,390
    RochemBeck said:
    So just because I don't agree with everything the Pope says...I'm not Catholic. Just because I am subject to natural sin like everybody else in this world...I'm not only not a catholic but also a supposed hypocrite.

    And I'm sure posters such as Paul and Seven are the right people to judge who everybody is on this forum without having the slightest clue what sort of lives people live.

    Be like me and say that you are a badass Catholic.
     

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