Do Catholics faver Mary over Jesus?

[santaro75]

SusanL:

NonDenom:

NonDenom: then why did you question me about correcting others?

I don’t like being called Cat. Shoot me, then. Words do

mean something because they mean intent.

Try this. There are two ways you can say this to a woman.

#1. You look like the first day of spring.

or

#2. You look like the last day of winter.

If words mean so little, then go ahead and use these interchangeably. She won’t mind.

If i tell a woman that she looks like the first day of spring, you think i have a good chance at getting a date?

 

[MonicaC]

santaro75:

SusanL:

If i tell a woman that she looks like the first day of spring, you think i have a good chance at getting a date?

Why don’t you try it and let us know.

 

[SusanL]

santaro75:

SusanL:

If i tell a woman that she looks like the first day of spring, you think i have a good chance at getting a date?

You’d probably stand a better chance if you said that she looks like the first day of spring instead of the last day of a long, hard, cold winter.

 

[deb1]

SusanL:

NonDenom:

NonDenom: then why did you question me about correcting others?

I don’t like being called Cat. Shoot me, then. Words do

mean something because they mean intent.

Try this. There are two ways you can say this to a woman.

#1. You look like the first day of spring.

or

#2. You look like the last day of winter.

If words mean so little, then go ahead and use these interchangeably. She won’t mind.

LOL. Susan are you in a plot to keep poor NonDenom from ever getting a date?

 

[SusanL]

deb1:

SusanL:

LOL. Susan are you in a plot to keep poor NonDenom from ever getting a date?

Oh no!! But we don’t even know if NonDenom is a man or woman, married or single!! Don’t want him/her to get in trouble with a spouse, either!!

Now I’ve done it!! :bigyikes:

 

[santaro75]

MonicaC:

santaro75:

Why don’t you try it and let us know.

OK I will let you know how it works out.

 

[SusanL]

santaro75:

MonicaC:

OK I will let you know how it works out.

I’d love to be a fly on the wall for that one.

 

[streetcar]

Wow, this thread actually cleared up a lot of questions I’ve had about Mary and statues.

Even if all of your posts didn’t get through to NonDenom, it helped me better understand Catholics (I am a non-denominational protestant myself).

-Jake

 

[NonDenom]

deb1:

SusanL:

LOL. Susan are you in a plot to keep poor NonDenom from ever getting a date?

Hi All
I’m married and I would be single if I said she looked like the last day of winter.LOL. We do however go out on dates.
Thanks

 

[SusanL]

NonDenom:

deb1:

Hi All
I’m married and I would be single if I said she looked like the last day of winter.LOL. We do however go out on dates.
Thanks

LOL.

Smart man.

 

[Topher]

NonDenom:

Hi Cats
I know that you are having loads of fun but you are totaly missing the boat here. When that child is kneeling down beside the bed or that Prot is kneeling down at the pew they are not praying to that object. That child is not saying their prayer to the bunny, the prot is not directing their prayer to the pew. When a Catholic kneels down in front of a statue of Mary and then prays to Mary it looks like you are praying to that statue. I’m not saying that you are I’m just telling you how some others see this.
Thanks

You can say that it looks like the person is praying to the statue all you whant non dom, but the peson is not praying to the statue and that is the objective fact.