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I am glad that you agree with me, that the Catholic Church does discriminate.You do realise that the “men as priest only” rule came from Jesus and not the Church don’t you?
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I am glad that you agree with me, that the Catholic Church does discriminate.You do realise that the “men as priest only” rule came from Jesus and not the Church don’t you?
Acceptance of homosexuals is not what I was talking about.Don’t count on it. There is growing acceptance of gays in our country. BTW, the CfA crowds were NOT a referendum on traditional marriage.
Before anyone will agree to say what you want, we need a very precise definition.I am glad that you agree with me, that the Catholic Church does discriminate.
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This sub-thread started here:Before anyone will agree to say what you want, we need a very precise definition.
Please define the word discriminate.
I made the obvious point that the Catholic Church does indeed have issues with the promotion of African American women, or any women at all, to the priesthood or to higher ecclesiastical ranks.And if the Catholic Church had issues with the promotion of Asians or African American women, you might have made sense there.
You are confusing indifference with acceptance, a mistake the gay rights movement has constantly made over the last decade.Don’t count on it. There is growing acceptance of gays in our country. BTW, the CfA crowds were NOT a referendum on traditional marriage.
No mistake. The activists purposefully conflate acceptance with approval. They don’t want you to accept gay people - as people who are sinning when they have M2M sex but “so what” everyone sins so it’s not such a big deal, they want you to approve of the sex. They want sex between men to no longer be sinful. In the same way the swinger community wants extra-marital sex to be approved by the church… hold on, the swingers don’t actually fight for that. You have to approve and support them, and if you don’t, you’re a bigot. Your religious views are outdated and should be changed, etc.You are confusing indifference with acceptance, a mistake the gay rights movement has constantly made over the last decade.
Most people;e don’t care what they do in their personal lives so long as it does not involve them (I myself fall into this category), as such I am indifferent. Where I and the majority of people exception is when it is out were we can see it, like this Chic-Fil-A business, the attack on Boy Scouts, or not being able to take my children to a public park is what draws the hornets out.No mistake. The activists purposefully conflate acceptance with approval. They don’t want you to accept gay people - as people who are sinning when they have M2M sex but “so what” everyone sins so it’s not such a big deal, they want you to approve of the sex. They want sex between men to no longer be sinful. In the same way the swinger community wants extra-marital sex to be approved by the church… hold on, the swingers don’t actually fight for that. You have to approve and support them, and if you don’t, you’re a bigot. Your religious views are outdated and should be changed, etc.
That’s true but that’s not enough. You have to celebrate with them. That’s how cultures are shaped. You can’t be merely tolerant, you must approve and oppose anyone who is not enthusiastic enough in his approval. Next you’ll have to teach your kids, or your school will teach your preteen kids, that anal sex between adolescent boys is perfectly OK and if the boys feel intrigued by it, they can give it a experimental try - why not - maybe they’ll enjoy it-- just use a condom.Most people;e don’t care what they do in their personal lives so long as it does not involve them (I myself fall into this category), as such I am indifferent. Where I and the majority of people exception is when it is out were we can see it, like this Chic-Fil-A business, the attack on Boy Scouts, or not being able to take my children to a public park is what draws the hornets out.
Not true. Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. 558 (2003) is a landmark decision by the United States Supreme Court. In the 6-3 ruling, the Court struck down the sodomy law in Texas and, by extension, invalidated sodomy laws in thirteen other states,For centuries or perhaps millenia, people did not care what others did in their bedrooms.
I am glad that you agree with me, that the Catholic Church does discriminate.
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Before anyone will agree to say what you want, we need a very precise definition.
Please define the word discriminate.
Then I am sure you will not mind being ignored.If you want a definition of ‘discriminate’ then look in a dictionary.
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It isn’t discrimination if it is an impossibility.This sub-thread started here:
I made the obvious point that the Catholic Church does indeed have issues with the promotion of African American women, or any women at all, to the priesthood or to higher ecclesiastical ranks.
If you want a definition of ‘discriminate’ then look in a dictionary.
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Good for you for standing up for your beliefs. That’s like I won’t be getting a spicy chicken sandwich or chocolate shake at Chick-fil-A for awhile either. Their shakes are the best but it’s just the sacrifice I have to make right now.I won’t be shopping at Target for a while.
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I just saw a JCP ad tonight advertising free back to school haircuts for school children. That’s a very nice and charitable thing for them to do I thought. They won’t be taking those folks money either. I wonder if Ellen gave them the idea.Target, JC Penny, etc. haven’t had for awhile, and unless they stop, won’t get any of my money.
That’s okay. I’m going to start eating there because of their outspoken support for traditional marriage…so I’ll make up for the income they lose from you.That’s like I won’t be getting a spicy chicken sandwich or chocolate shake at Chick-fil-A for awhile either.
Other Christian groups have women priests and bishops. The fact remains that the Catholic church does not.It isn’t discrimination if it is an impossibility.
Other groups have people they call bishop and priest. It is not the same role as in the Catholic Church.Other Christian groups have women priests and bishops. The fact remains that the Catholic church does not.
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