Let's Just Face It, Catholics Think Only About Sex

[Johny Joe Hold]

If we want to understand Catholics, we need only consider a former Catholic State Representative from Colorado, Richard Holtorf. When he was younger he had a girlfriend who became pregnant. The True Christian response to that circumstance is a wedding at the first possible moment and a later statement about an early birth. But our not-to-bright friend in CO has been explaining his girlfriend's abortion as some noble, "It was her choice, not mine. I'm pro-life." He paid for the abortion.

Holtorf has always voted pro life. But really should he claim to be a Christian if allowed his girlfriend to make any decisions? Jesus was a man, any male followers dominant dominate their women? Jesus properly railed against His own mother (John 2:4).

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[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

If anything, it makes a stronger case for banning abortion. How can a man exert his pro-life principles if women can go and get an abortion? It's a denial of rights.

[MitzaLizalor]

Can't they do whatever they like, then go mumbling to a priest in a little cubicle (ew!) who mutters some gibberish so they can do it all again? Or something else, perhaps, though from the priest's perspective such a never-ending litany of details he'd presumably rather not hear—and from both sides of the equation—must produce a jaundiced view of Creation. No wonder they're so keen to repudiate God's Explicit Commandment in this case Genesis 1:28. What they want is to establish THEIR religion as the law of the land.

But we tried that already: 1½ millennia of grovelling, muttering, burnings at the stake, extortion (remember Limbo?) and chopping off of heads. And it didn't work. By attacking education, they hope to extinguish the flame of memory (of learning altogether, beyond what they themselves pronounce) yet even so, REAL education is taking hold. Theirs is bound to be nonsense because they reject its most basic tenet.

Psalm 111:10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they that do his commandments: his praise endureth for ever.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Can't they do whatever they like, then go mumbling to a priest in a little cubicle (ew!) who mutters some gibberish so they can do it all again? Or something else, perhaps, though from the priest's perspective such a never-ending litany of details he'd presumably rather not hear—and from both sides of the equation—must produce a jaundiced view of Creation. No wonder they're so keen to repudiate God's Explicit Commandment in this case Genesis 1:28. What they want is to establish THEIR religion as the law of the land.

Good point, Sister Mitza. Catholics don't understand the wrath of God and the hell that awaits sinners. As you say, priests sit in the cubical, listen to boring stories from parishioners and the quote Jesus, "Go and sin no more." Jesus did say this, but what He meant was "You will burn in hell if sin again." If our Pastor Zeke were in a confessional booth this is exactly what he would shout at sinners. They would immediately go for the straight and narrow. Homers would go straight. Harlots would say NO.