Protestants: What is the oddest thing about Catholicism?

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…wrong again, the egg is fertilized when the sperm and the egg meet.
But a woman is not pregnant until that egg goes into the uterus. She can’t get pregnant without the uterus taking the egg. if her uterus doesn’t take the egg, then she is NOT pregnant.
 
I am not the only one who came up with the concept that an embryo is not a person until it is born. So yes me and many others. Contraception is not abortion. It is to prevent an embryo from forming/being developed. The biological difference is a person can breathe air. The embryo is in amniotic fluid. But the Catholics see sex as nothing more than to create life. So yes I find it odd.
I don’t just find what you said there odd, I find it extremely bizarre.
 
Sorry, if I seem defensive.It is not a person, it is living.
but see, that’s the whole problem with the culture of death.
it defines when a person IS, or BECOMES.
what about on the other end of life, someone on life support? when do they stop being a person? so that you can pull the plug, or harvest the organs?
its a slippery slope.
all LIFE is sacred, whether it’s an embryo, a fetus, in diapers, in grade school, in a coma, on life support, or just paying the bills.

catholics don’t draw a line around VALID LIFE.
life is life.
conception to natural death.
period.
 
But a woman is not pregnant until that egg goes into the uterus. She can’t get pregnant without the uterus taking the egg. if her uterus doesn’t take the egg, then she is NOT pregnant.
It’s still a baby however, even a baby in a petri dish is still a baby not in the womb.
 
but see, that’s the whole problem with the culture of death.
it defines when a person IS, or BECOMES.
what about on the other end of life, someone on life support? when do they stop being a person? so that you can pull the plug, or harvest the organs?
its a slippery slope.
all LIFE is sacred, whether it’s an embryo, a fetus, in diapers, in grade school, in a coma, on life support, or just paying the bills.

catholics don’t draw a line around VALID LIFE.
life is life.
conception to natural death.
period.
I don’t agree with taking someone off of life support. I don’t believe in abortion.
 
fine, this fertilized egg is the step God used to form you, no? if you interfere, aren’t you interfering with God’s step?
I was a “pill” baby. So nothing, could interfere with His plan.
 
I was a “pill” baby. So nothing, could interfere with His plan.
sorry i don’t get what you mean. What i meant is that abortion is wrong because we will be interfering with God’s plan , whether we believe the embryo is a living entity or a fertilized egg.
 
Please name the Number One thing you think is the hardest to believe about Catholicism. Thanks.
It is hard for me to believe how rich Catholicism is in history and tradition… and yet what lousy givers they are when it comes to the offering basket. You would think if it was the Church that Christ intended to start, people would give their best, not their least.

Thank goodness there are exceptions.
 
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