Search results

I'm glad there are a few states between you and me. You are scary. People like you are the reason Catholics had such a hard time in early 20th century America.

> My mom told me that you get sick if you drink a whole pitcherful of Kool-aid. So you're comparing the entire, collective of evil deeds to one (however serious) isolated infraction. That seems fair and just. Spam much?

Yeah, that'll show 'em. :rolleyes:

Still trying to change the subject. You advocate Church/State conspired executions. You're on-the-record. Own it.

The infiniteness of these passages seems to suggest eternity after Christ's 2nd Coming--not now, and not Catholic with your non-valid popes.

Deny, deny, deny. Yeah, go with that.

Happy to oblige! A patriotic Christian is just a devout Christian who also happens to love his country dearly. A Christian Patriot spends a lot of time declaring their patriotism and also happens to be a Christian. The last (2nd) word of the title carries the emphasis, you see. It's all just...

So it's not a matter of whether killing for religion is right or wrong; it's just over which religion killed more, is that it? You are just stumbling all over the place. Make up your mind, already. What are you defending and why?

Jesus answered, “My kingdom is not of this world. If My kingdom were of this world, My servants would be fighting so that I would not be handed over to the Jews; but as it is, My kingdom is not of this realm.”

You're trying to change the subject. Don't think we don't notice that. Luke 20 19And the chief priests and the scribes the same hour sought to lay hands on him; and they feared the people: for they perceived that he had spoken this parable against them. 20And they watched him, and sent forth...

No. There wasn't. A violent protest is not the same thing as an insurrection. Banging on the SCOTUS door is not an insurrection. And the occupancy of the Wisconson Capitol was not a national insurrection. The fact that it took them 2+ weeks to contain the situation has no bearing on the severity...

Perhaps not, but that's how things work. The situation at the Capitol (not just "a government building," btw) took the focus off everything else. For a perfectly natural reason. Foreign news media outlets seemed to make the same distinction. I watch Sky News because it's one of the very few that...

Make up your mind. Is it the church's duty or is it "what's good for the goose...?" I understand perfectly. And the buck stops with Rome, my friend. Murder, execution? Semantics It's like saying the people in charge of the transport train cattle cars were in no way responsible for the horrors...

As despicable as these acts were, they all stopped far short of literally and physically invading the building that contains the heartbeat of the Democratic Republic of the United States of America. All branches of the government meet here to hear the State of the Union address. The bulk of the...

Got it. In other words: "Pile up the kindling; sharpen the axe. Heretics, as defined by Rome, must die." We understand you, theefaith.

Problem is, that's not how things work in civilization. Only in religio-political systems.

Right, so you're all for the unification of Church and State. We get it. Pile up the kindling; sharpen the axe; get on with it, right?

Funny thing about the truth. It's the truth even when it comes from deluded fools. You obviously missed the whole point of the speech. And anyone who thinks it's a good idea to stage a hostile takeover of the U.S. Capitol is either not an American or a complete moron. It's the kind of thing they...

You're very gracious. I feared you would take offense. :)

These two statements really shouldn't be in the same post. Just sayin' :)