Question about Catholics

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How 'bout I rephrase the point 😛 Is she denying the authority of the Pope, RCC, etc… and moving more toward a protestant perspective (while still believing in God, Jesus, etc…) or is she denying the Truth of God and His Son completely, and moving more toward Humanism?

The reason I ask that is it seems if she is claiming a morality then that view of morality is surely lining up with something for her… and it would seem to be better for her and the perhaps the friendship and further discussions if she isn’t denying God outright.
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on both counts
 
So, I have a question about Catholics. I have an acquaintance, that one day I hope to call friend, who is catholic. She is one of the most wonderful individuals I’ve met in my life. She’s very intelligent, thoughtful, kind, caring and unselfish.

I’v had discussions with her about the catholic faith as I’ve been looking in that direction. Don’t know where I’ll wind up but I do feel for some reason to be pulled in that direction for a couple of years and I’ve tried to learn as much as I could first. I ask her about her catholic faith and she tells me this:

“ I was raised in the church and its teachings, but like most catholics I go do what I want.”

Ok, I’m thinking I’ve heard this from other catholics as well. Also I know she has excellent morals and ethics from associating with her. But to me it shows disdain and contempt. I’m left thinking what’s the point? She does attend Mass every week, but not anything else.

My question is how prevalent is this attitude? Thanks.
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Don’t measure the validity of the Catholic Church (or any other faith tradition) by those who do not adhere to its doctrines and practices. This evidences the personal failure of a member, not the teachings of the Church to which they claim membership.
 
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