I think trying to live in the Catholic Faith is what makes one a Catholic.
Except that most of us were actually born here, so…
What happened to “once a Catholic, always a Catholic?” My children would like to be officially non-Catholic, but since we baptised them, they are stuck.
I think the only reason you jest is because not enough folks have died here and that the threat is minimal, and acceptable otherwise."Native Americans have controversially called for a complete ban on Christians of any denomination entering the US until representatives can ‘figure out what the hell is going on.’
“Seriously, you guys have screwed this place up,” said Chief Simon with Williams
“Two world wars, I don’t know how many ‘minor conflicts,’ mass-shootings, Adam Sandler, toy dogs, the Star Wars prequels. Ryan Adams covering Taylor Swift, MacDonalds; I mean, all this is bad enough but now you unleash Donald Trump on us?”
“I’m sorry, it’s extreme but we have to say enough is enough.”
The call for a ban has been seen as highly provocative to an already incredibly violent religious group who’s more extreme wings are responsible for some of the worst mass-killings in US history.
“Hey, some of my best friends are Christians,” said the Chief.
“And they are good people, seriously. But until we figure out a way to tell the nice ones from the hate-filled, bigoted, war-mongering mass-killers then we’ve got to look after ourselves.”
If the ban was put in place, it would affect such world figures such as the Pope, Bono, and Bill Turnbill, and open up the US to accusations of being profoundly silly.
The chief was conciliatory, “True words, I don’t want the US looking silly. Okay, if we can’t ban all Christians, then let’s just ban Donald Trump?”
Okay it is written tongue in cheek.
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I was just answering the question. Of course there are differences. There always are some differences. It is what makes applying the Golden Rule tricky, yet we do the best we can. The satire of the original post helps remind us to be consistent in our thinking.
She was speaking in Navajo not Spanish.
Hey, I’m Australian we laugh in any situation. We have something called a sense of humor.
We don’t take ourselves too seriously. This is a satire thread, you want to get serious, go and start another thread.Just before reading Eric’s post I was thinking, why are there so many people who want to turn something light-hearted into political/religious rants? To quote (I hope accurately) from a favorite movie, “What is it with you people!?” (Tony in Tenth Kingdom)
Right at the bottom of the whatever post we are sending is
Probably. But still - common sense, as well as a sense of humor seems to be lacking! While many body parts can be transplanted, neither common sense nor a sense of humor can be. Which is unfortunate.
How many people without a sense of humour does it take to change a light bulb?Probably. But still - common sense, as well as a sense of humor seems to be lacking! While many body parts can be transplanted, neither common sense nor a sense of humor can be. Which is unfortunate.
The first step to recovery is admitting the problem.
You beat me to it.
10/4 rubber duckyHey, I’m Australian we laugh in any situation. We have something called a sense of humor.
My friend at work is Navajo and he has a hard time speaking it. What you said has truth.
