The United States was NOT founded on Christianity

[Nationalist State of Knox]

They did, and it's the same false interpretation that every other Christian receives. The real Bible isn't as positive as the Church would have you think.

The Church is technically infallible, so I can trust that they are the ones who are correct.

Unless you're Protestant, of course.

Still, it's hard to provide a pleasant interpretation to some of the stuff in there.

[Nidaria]

From left-wing, secularist sites. People make up studies to support their political position. I am not the one who is lying.

Four different sites including 1 psychology and 3 news sites are all dismissed as 'left-wing, secularist sites'.
I see you choose lying then.

The LA Times, NBC, and the NY Times are notoriously left-leaning. Not so sure about Psychology Today, but all it takes is one person to write a propaganda piece.

[Genivaria]

Yeah, I'm okay with belief in a lot of stuff, just less basing morality on that. If you want to believe in hell, I'm not going to dictate your beliefs. But if you're basing your morality on "I don't want to go to hell" instead of "hey, this is good for most people" there's a problem.

Pragmatist or utilitarian morality is not morality at all. What is moral is good for everyone.

There's no such thing as 'good for everyone' that's just naive.

[Ganos Lao]

Yeah, I'm okay with belief in a lot of stuff, just less basing morality on that. If you want to believe in hell, I'm not going to dictate your beliefs. But if you're basing your morality on "I don't want to go to hell" instead of "hey, this is good for most people" there's a problem.

Pragmatist or utilitarian morality is not morality at all. What is moral is good for everyone.

So what is morality to you? Roman Catholic morality? Which sort? Pre or Post Vatican II? Do you believe the principle of Ecclesiam nulla salus? What do you think of other Christian denominations?

[Divair]

not worth listening to.

And yet, everyone continues to reply to him. There's an ignore list, people. Use it.

[The Grey Wolf]

No need to resort to picspamming an overused quote from a great movie.


Did you just question why Hitler would be going to an, albeit nonexistent, place for bad people?

Sorry. The temptation to use that me me was too much. I'll control myself next time.
But yeah, that was my question.

[Thafoo]

Four different sites including 1 psychology and 3 news sites are all dismissed as 'left-wing, secularist sites'.
I see you choose lying then.

The LA Times, NBC, and the NY Times are notoriously left-leaning. Not so sure about Psychology Today, but all it takes is one person to write a propaganda piece.

You say that like they're Juche or something.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Meh, I still have to get excommunicated I suppose.

Do they even still do those?

I have to commit heresy or assault the Pope.

And I'm not visiting Vatican City for another few months.

[Ganos Lao]

The Church is technically infallible, so I can trust that they are the ones who are correct.

Unless you're Protestant, of course.

Still, it's hard to provide a pleasant interpretation to some of the stuff in there.

Or Orthodox. I mean, those guys just couldn't accept the primacy of the Pope. How dare they!

[Thafoo]

No need to resort to picspamming an overused quote from a great movie.


Did you just question why Hitler would be going to an, albeit nonexistent, place for bad people?

Sorry. The temptation to use that me me was too much. I'll control myself next time.
But yeah, that was my question.

...Because he was an evil man who co-ordinated a mass genocide?

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Meh, I still have to get excommunicated I suppose.

I did send you a list of potential heresies to commit against the Holy Church. Use them.

They weren't up to scratch, frankly.

[Divair]

Do they even still do those?

I have to commit heresy or assault the Pope.

And I'm not visiting Vatican City for another few months.

So, wait, doesn't leaving the church automatically excommunicate you for heresy?

[Genivaria]

Four different sites including 1 psychology and 3 news sites are all dismissed as 'left-wing, secularist sites'.
I see you choose lying then.

The LA Times, NBC, and the NY Times 1. are notoriously left-leaning. Not so sure about Psychology Today, but all it takes is one person to write a propaganda piece.

1. Hardly. Disagreeing with your views doesn't make one left-wing.
2. The fact that you dismiss scientific studies as 'propaganda' puts you in the came category as Nippon. Congratulations.

[Tarsonis Survivors]

Why is Hitler going to hell?

Because he is a bad, bad man, of course. That's what hell is traditionally seen as, after all, a home for people like that.

Now in Christian circles, a guy like Hitler could easily get into Heaven if he just accepted Christ into his life, but not only does that cause controversy among people, seeing how people may find it grossly improper to see a guy like that up there, but how he accepts Christ is another issue, because we all know so many denominations of Christianity exist.....

Eh, he committed suicide which is widely regarded as an unforgivable sin. And we could try to trace that back logically to denote that Suicide = Blasphemy. (though doing so would raise so many philisophical questions)

But even, if he did accept Christ (which he didn't) and Hadn't committed Suicide (which he did), he'd have to repent his whole genocidal fuckhead agenda (which he wouldn't).

[The Grey Wolf]

Sorry. The temptation to use that me me was too much. I'll control myself next time.
But yeah, that was my question.

...Because he was an evil man who co-ordinated a mass genocide?

Meh, I've heard of worse.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Unless you're Protestant, of course.

Still, it's hard to provide a pleasant interpretation to some of the stuff in there.

Or Orthodox. I mean, those guys just couldn't accept the primacy of the Pope. How dare they!

I'm fairly certain the Orthodox believe the Church is infallible as well.

[Shaggai]

Pragmatist or utilitarian morality is not morality at all. What is moral is good for everyone.

What is moral is good for everyone.

What is moral is good for everyone.

What is moral is good for everyone.

THAT"S WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING! What is moral is what is good for everyone, or the most people if it can't be good for everyone. But religion-based morality is "what is moral is what God said, no matter who it is good or bad for." See?

[Thafoo]

...Because he was an evil man who co-ordinated a mass genocide?

Meh, I've heard of worse.

...Really?!

[Ganos Lao]

Or Orthodox. I mean, those guys just couldn't accept the primacy of the Pope. How dare they!

I'm fairly certain the Orthodox believe the Church is infallible as well.

Oh, but you see, they don't believe the Roman Catholic Church, the one true Church, is infallible. That simply can't do.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

I have to commit heresy or assault the Pope.

And I'm not visiting Vatican City for another few months.

So, wait, doesn't leaving the church automatically excommunicate you for heresy?

Nah, that isn't strong enough.

I'm planning on confessing to Paganism.

[The Grey Wolf]

Meh, I've heard of worse.

...Really?!

Yeah, really.

[Tarsonis Survivors]

Or Orthodox. I mean, those guys just couldn't accept the primacy of the Pope. How dare they!

I'm fairly certain the Orthodox believe the Church is infallible as well.

::looks around for Distruzio:: Speak of the devil and he shall appear.

[Divair]

Meh, I've heard of worse.

...Really?!

Yes. Someone who coordinated two mass genocides.

[Nidaria]

Pragmatist or utilitarian morality is not morality at all. What is moral is good for everyone.

So what is morality to you? Roman Catholic morality? Which sort? Pre or Post Vatican II? Do you believe the principle of Ecclesiam nulla salus? What do you think of other Christian denominations?

The Roman Catholic Church is the primary moral teacher in the world. Its morality is the same across all eras, because morality does not change. Yes, I believe in it, but there are "life-ropes" that can allow a non-Catholic to find enlightenment. Other Christian denominations can be correct to various degrees, but all are invariably incorrect.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

...Because he was an evil man who co-ordinated a mass genocide?

Meh, I've heard of worse.

Like God?