Ben Stein: Science Leads to Killing People

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I see that the poasts crossed.

Confess the heinous sin of heresy, reject the works of the ungodly - two last chances. And you shall be free - three last chances. You have three last chances, the nature of which I have divulged in my previous utterance. – Cardinal Ximinez
Wirraway, I see you missed my meaning. The prelactarian movement is genuine where I studied. Unreformed Prelactarians follow orthodox practice by pouring the milk and sugar in the cup or mug first, and only then adding the tea or coffee, which obviates the need for stirring.😉 The postlactarian sect follows the heretical tradition of first filling the cup with tea or coffee, and then adding milk or cream, necessitating the unnatural and heinous act of stirring.:eek: It is unnatural because it involves the insertion of a foreign body, a “spoon,” and because this act is unnatural, it is therefore morally objectionable.:mad:

StAnastasia
 
as a … what am I? a utrinitarian conversationalist …I do recognize evil.
I could go on with this, but it is off track from the Ben Stein theme and there is baiting going on here…so if you intellectuals want to continue with your silliness go ahead. But when you are serious about talking and listening then I will jump back in.

And I guess the above is a a quasi-acknowledgment that you are not Catholic, meaning you do not believe in Universal truth as taught by the Church.

In Christ, MaryJohnZ
 
I could go on with this, but it is off track from the Ben Stein theme and there is baiting going on here…so if you intellectuals want to continue with your silliness go ahead. But when you are serious about talking and listening then I will jump back in.

And I guess the above is a a quasi-acknowledgment that you are not Catholic, meaning you do not believe in Universal truth as taught by the Church.

In Christ, MaryJohnZ
Mary, you’ve just got to develop a sense of humor! Life is too short to go about without one. Anything to get away from Ben Stein. I heard a great commercial by him on the radio today, for “Dry eyes.”

And yes, I am Roman Catholic, and so is our whole parish, and so are the priests, and we all think Expelled is just one big, sick, sacrilegious joke! We had a Dominican preacher the other week, who referred to so-called “Intelligent Design Creationism” as one of the great heresies of the new millennium – a thought-provoking sermon. Obviously I can’t reveal the parish, for fear you might report Fr. XXXX, O.P. to the Inquisition or something.

StAnastasia
 
How could a Catholic support Stein, who banned some of the greatest Roman Catholic scientists?

Whose side are you on, Mary?
 
Mary, you’ve just got to develop a sense of humor! Life is too short to go about without one. Anything to get away from Ben Stein. I heard a great commercial by him on the radio today, for “Dry eyes.”

And yes, I am Roman Catholic, and so is our whole parish, and so are the priests, and we all think Expelled is just one big, sick, sacrilegious joke! We had a Dominican preacher the other week, who referred to so-called “Intelligent Design Creationism” as one of the great heresies of the new millennium – a thought-provoking sermon. Obviously I can’t reveal the parish, for fear you might report Fr. XXXX, O.P. to the Inquisition or something.

StAnastasia
Sense of humor! Sure…everything you say is hilariously funny and absurb,

The inquistion we need to be concerned about is the one in the scientific commeunity, and the higher educational community, all of which you and your friends stepped around when serious posts were placed here documented that reality.

I think you and your pastor and friends may ‘think’ you are Roman Catholic, but you are more Unitarian Universalists *(come to think of it, so is the high priestess of the Planned Parenthood who has some kind of ecumenical religious group formed around promoting their celebration of sex and sex education endeavors that corrupt youth)…*which come to think of it, so was Darwin’s grandfather a Unitarian Universalist…so you all fit together very well.

barbaiarian and you guys can all group hug and group think all day
I have better things to do.

One last post about Planned Parenthood’s agenda:

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Planned Parenthood’s battle for the lives and souls of our teenagers has begun in earnest. Planned Parenthood wants teen sex to be accepted as normal and wants to push our youth into accepting the idea that sex is simply a recreational activity to be pursued whenever you feel you are ready. However, as Catholic Christians we know that the acceptance of sin is dangerous. The Apostle Paul tells us: “Avoid immorality. Every other sin a person commits is outside the body, but the immoral person sins against his own body.” (1 Corinthians 6:18).

Our Lady of Fatima told us: “More sins will go to Hell over sins of the flesh…” These are the sins which PP is encouraging them to participate in and to make them feel as if there is no harm in performing.

Mr. Sedlak clearly stated, “Planned Parenthood is an organization dedicated to bringing our children into lives of sin.”
catholicfire.blogspot.com/2008/10/evils-of-planned-parenthood-what-you.html

gee golly gosh, sounds like you all fit right in with PP and their agenda.

In Christ, maryJohnZ
 
I think you and your pastor and friends may ‘think’ you are Roman Catholic, but you are more Unitarian Universalists *(come to think of it, so is the high priestess of the Planned Parenthood who has some kind of ecumenical religious group formed around promoting their celebration of sex and sex education endeavors that corrupt youth)…[/Igee golly gosh, sounds like you all fit right in with PP and their agenda.
In Christ, maryJohnZ
MaryJohnZ,

(1) We have documented that your riso-osteo-ectomy has left you devoid of funny bones at least since college, if not since kindergarten. Was it a childhood operation? Is it reversible with suitable donor bone tissue? Follow-up therapies can include Monty Python, Mr. Emo, and Saturday Night Live.🙂

(2) You have yet to show that institutions of higher education conduct inquisitions. Is Torquemada your spiritual mentor?:eek:

(3) Your suggestion that Barbarian and Wirraway and I are Unitarians leaves me speechless, and makes me wonder how potent your cannabis actually is. You should not cast uncharitable aspersions on another’s religion.:mad:

(4) Your cruel accusation that my Dominican priests are Unitarians leaves me non-plussed. They say the Nicene Creed every Sunday! They preach the Trinity. We even celebrate Trinity Sunday without our fingers crossed behind our backs!😉

(5) Your accusation to me about Planned Parenthood and the “celebration of sex and sex education” makes me wonder whether you have moved on to yet stronger Afghani herbs.:confused:

(6) The Fatima children with their obsession about sexual sin reported precisely what – in their excited imaginations – we might ancient Iberian preteens to echo about their upbringing.😃

Excuse me, MaryJohnZ, but I have an appointment back on planet Earth (I’m lecturing on “Faith and Science in Catholic Perspective” in a foreign city tomorrow and must leave for the airport anon). If you choose to go this route, faretheewell in your search for a funny bone donor!👍

In Christ,
StAnastasia*
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To StAnastasia -

Your cleverness notwithstanding, you do not offer anything uplifting by referring to the atheist oriented Monty Python, and the immoral Saturday Night Live.

Peace,
Ed
 
To StAnastasia -

Your cleverness notwithstanding, you do not offer anything uplifting by referring to the atheist oriented Monty Python, and the immoral Saturday Night Live.

Peace,
Ed
not only that, but those Barbarians were probably arians, not good catholics, and I – I am from Sin City.
 
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