Protestants: What is the oddest thing about Catholicism?

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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.
I don’t believe in abortion. So no. A person should not abort their pregnancy.
 
I didn’t know a person sits in amniotic fluid all day and is attached to their mom by a cord. I thought that stopped once the embryo/fetus leaves the womb.
I don’t understand what you mean here. An infant is still very much attached to its care giver.

Have you ever seen an unborn child?
 
I don’t understand what you mean here. An infant is still very much attached to its care giver.

Have you ever seen an unborn child?
Yes. To a certain point. But to imply that the embryo/fetus has the same functions as a person who is born out of the uterus is crazy.
 
i apologize for arguing with ya carjack! i think i forgot what this thread was supposed to be about…

expect alot of people to try and change your opinion though!

this is a catholic forum after all!
 
I didn’t know a person sits in amniotic fluid all day and is attached to their mom by a cord. I thought that stopped once the embryo/fetus leaves the womb.
That isn’t a function. For someone that has tried to argue against me using ‘‘logic’’ and science, you seem neither logical nor scientific.
 
Yes. To a certain point. But to imply that the embryo/fetus has the same functions as a person who is born out of the uterus is crazy.
It is not completely crazy…A BABY inside the womb has a beating heart. A BABY inside the womb, sucks it thumb, A BABY inside the womb can hiccup, A BABY inside the womb can sleep, A BABY inside the womb kicks, A BABY inside the womb moves around to get more comfortable. All these actions A BABY in the womb does we do every single day…
 
A very young child; an infant was the primary definition. The secondary was an unborn fetus. People call it a baby. But it is really an embryo or a fetus.
the battle, dispute, whatever that we have here is the catholic terminology vs the secular (culture of death) terminology.

the secular world has desensitized the world into thinking that pregnant women aren’t carrying a baby, they are carrying a fetus.

the catholic world says that a baby is a baby is a baby. from the moment the sperm connects with the egg to the moment it is out of diapers.

you have your opinion, but it is tainted by the secular world. please be open to this catholic thought. let it simmer in your mind for a while. i’m just asking 🙂
 
ok. i get it. the catholic faith would like women, like myself, to keep popping out babies non-stop. They just want women to irresponsibly give birth to babies, that they may or may not afford, even though they are married. Because the good Catholic people view the lives as precious and miraculous. They will pay for the diapers and bills of the unborn. Wait! Welfare is doing that. God obviously, does not allow married women to choose when to have babies. They are just waiting to breed. So birth control is a sin. Because it interferes with God’s plan. His plan is that married women with lots of babies could go to heaven, if they and their children starve, just so they can keep having more. How noble! Because the women are breeding machines:D I get why the faith is so important.
 
ok. i get it. the catholic faith would like women, like myself, to keep popping out babies non-stop. They just want women to irresponsibly give birth to babies, that they may or may not afford, even though they are married. Because the good Catholic people view the lives as precious and miraculous. They will pay for the diapers and bills of the unborn. Wait! Welfare is doing that. God obviously, does not allow married women to choose when to have babies. They are just waiting to breed. So birth control is a sin. Because it interferes with God’s plan. His plan is that married women with lots of babies could go to heaven, if they and their children starve, just so they can keep having more. How noble! Because the women are breeding machines:D I get why the faith is so important.
Very Mature. Try growing up and start thinking for self.:rolleyes:
 
ok. i get it. the catholic faith would like women, like myself, to keep popping out babies non-stop. They just want women to irresponsibly give birth to babies, that they may or may not afford, even though they are married. Because the good Catholic people view the lives as precious and miraculous. They will pay for the diapers and bills of the unborn. Wait! Welfare is doing that.
My mother was one of 19-Welfare did not pay for a single thing, my grandfather taking his duties as a father seriously did that on a farm labourers wages.
 
ok. i get it. the catholic faith would like women, like myself, to keep popping out babies non-stop. They just want women to irresponsibly give birth to babies, that they may or may not afford, even though they are married. Because the good Catholic people view the lives as precious and miraculous. They will pay for the diapers and bills of the unborn. Wait! Welfare is doing that. God obviously, does not allow married women to choose when to have babies. They are just waiting to breed. So birth control is a sin. Because it interferes with God’s plan. His plan is that married women with lots of babies could go to heaven, if they and their children starve, just so they can keep having more. How noble! Because the women are breeding machines:D I get why the faith is so important.
NFP 👍
 
It is not completely crazy…A BABY inside the womb has a beating heart. A BABY inside the womb, sucks it thumb, A BABY inside the womb can hiccup, A BABY inside the womb can sleep, A BABY inside the womb kicks, A BABY inside the womb moves around to get more comfortable. All these actions A BABY in the womb does we do every single day…
Exactly, thanks for expanding.
 
Very Mature. Try growing up and start thinking for self.:rolleyes:
Did I miss something? Did I say something not true in this post. I’ve been researching the faith. I am grown, but thanks for assuming that I am not. Is that a habit of your faith?
 
Did I miss something? Did I say something not true in this post. I’ve been researching the faith. I am grown, but thanks for assuming that I am not. Is that a habit of your faith?
Yes. Its in the book of John somewhere. :rolleyes:
 
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