Diopolis wrote:Conserative Morality wrote:>> tfw I know the context of the quote and it's basically the same comeback Nobunaga himself used against Shingen, the equivalent of mocking a point of the opposition with a diametrically opposed shitpost
Yes, I am sure that's why Catholics are more liberal than the Protestants here in the States. They are upholding an even older form of the religion. =^)
Did you miss Vatican II?
Vatican II was not Catholic. It was an attempt to import the heresies of the french revolution into the church.
V2 is Catholic, lol. I disagree with some of the reforms, but it is Catholic. CM can say what he wants, but he is not Catholic, and attributing V2 to liberalism is just plainly wrong. Modernization, yes, but the Church stands utterly opposed to liberalism. By merely professing our faith in one true Church, we are opposed to liberalism.
Washington Resistance Army wrote:Evil Dictators Happyland wrote:Not a Christian but there really didn't need to be a power struggle between the Pope and the Emperor and Christianity would be much better off if it hadn't happened.
You're not wrong. Though all the schismatic nonsense is proof of the superiority of ye olde polytheistic traditions
Also nobody ever answered my question on if we have a new OP picked yet : (
I know you're joking, but paganism dies out everywhere it's faced with monotheism.
Nea Byzantia wrote:Hakons wrote:Referring to lax divorce rules, I believe
We don't allow divorce; we're not in favour of it; but sometimes shit happens, and so we allow it. We understand that rules have exceptions, sometimes; unlike the Catholics.
"We don't allow divorce... but... we allow it." That's an atrocious sentence, theologically and literary. The Truth of God has no exceptions. We can surrender to the culture of the times, or stick to the Word of God.
Valrifell wrote:Novus America wrote:The Orthodox Churches, One Church. Pick one and only one...
Seriously though there is no single united Orthodox Church.
There are a bunch of fighting and politicking, actually completely independent and often quite different churches.
Some of which are in communion with some others and not with others.
Technically the Catholic Church isn't a single uniform entity either. It's comprised of the Latin Church (headed by the Pope) and several other so-called Eastern Churches that went into communion with the Roman See. Some are quite different from the Latin Church and even allow priests to marry or be women.
Uh... no. Not at all. The Church is entirely united in communion with Rome. There are Eastern Catholics Rites, but they are still entirely Catholic. There are non-Latin Rites precisely because our Church is Catholic, general, and not strictly Latin/Western. Priests are not allowed to be married under any Rite, though Eastern Catholics can be married before they are ordained, so can Anglican convert priests. Under no circumstances can a woman be a priest. Pope Francis said this a few days ago, to the discouragement of quite a few modernists.