A not-yet-locked Thread on Modesty

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Thank you, I have been lurking for many years before today

Certainly might does not make right, which is why it’s important for each of us to be honest about the level of power we have in a situation so we don’t abuse it. Think of a disabled person advocating for assistive technology so they can work and earn a living. If I as an able bodied person say to them “you should be glad to beg on the streets like these others since they are living the beatitudes”, I certainly wouldn’t be living them in that case.
 
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Really? “All”? You have read all of my posts on CAF? I doubt that. Is my whole soul is now manifest to you?
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All, as in, on this thread.
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Your comments continue to reveal more of yourself, as well, and I am sadly grateful for that
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Good. Glad you know the Truth.
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I was not speaking of the Truth. The Truth would not have made me sad - not even “sadly grateful.” I was speaking of honesty, which may be true or false.
 
Just fyi don’t think that user is Catholic. Which is fine, just so you know.
 
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Certainly might does not make right, which is why it’s important for each of us to be honest about the level of power we have in a situation so we don’t abuse it. Think of a disabled person advocating for assistive technology so they can work and earn a living. If I as an able bodied person say to them “you should be glad to beg on the streets like these others since they are living the beatitudes”, I certainly wouldn’t be living them in that case.
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Well, a disabled person begging on the streets may or may not be living the Beatitudes. A King can be poor in spirit, and can hunger and thirst for righteousness - as can a homeless person begging on the streets. But from those who have been given much, much will be demanded.
 
Sadly, some non-Catholics know better and are more faithful to the natural moral law, than are some “Catholics”. These are strange times.
 
Fide, I hope you do realize that woman can be raised to the same level as “power” (whatever that means to you, as an individual) that men have always enjoyed, and can do so without men feeling emasculated. We are getting there, slowly but surely.

I reread your posts on this thread, and I am being truthful when I say that the overall sense I get is that you don’t believe that is possible. I am sorry if that has been your experience in life. I really am.
 
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Fide, I hope you do realize that woman can be raised to the same level as “power” (whatever that means to you, as an individual) that men have always enjoyed, and can do so without men feeling emasculated. We are getting there, slowly but surely.

I reread your posts on this thread, and I am being truthful when I say that the overall sense I get is that you don’t believe that is possible. I am sorry if that has been your experience in life. I really am.
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God made men and women different, by design, intentionally, for glorious reasons. When human beings decide “no thank you” to God, presuming to know better, this ideology will not end well. What “woke” ideologues do not realize is that humanity NEEDS the feminine gifts entrusted to women (who instinctively know how to exercise them correctly).

Humanity is wounded - impoverished - by a culture that disrespects and dishonors authentic femininity. Effeminate men do not “do” femininity well; neither do masculine women “do” well the gifts given to men, for men, for humanity. Counterfeits never are quite right. Men and women are both given gifts that humanity needs; men and women are not interchangeable.
 
God be with you fide, thank you for speaking the truth to darkness.

Remember He said that the world hated Him first

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Yes, everyone who’s objected to what he said are just a bunch of Pharisees, and this site is mired in the darkness of those who don’t care for Christ. :roll_eyes:
 
@Julius_Caesar Fair point to make and a civil one at that. Thank you.

I have to chew on that one.

I’m very conservative, and recently read a book titled The Anti-Mary Exposed, which heavily influenced me.

God bless you
 
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