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In reply to the discussion: My Favorite RWNJ Headline In the History of Planet Earth:Obama Admin Tries to Lock up Body of Christ [View all]Tommy_Carcetti
(44,501 posts)117. Sorry.
I don't identify with the Catholic Church of the Crusades or Inquisition since I lived during neither time period.
As for contemporary issues such as cover up of abuse or the unwillingness of the hierarchy to consider married and female clergy, I can discuss and take opposition to those practices without it changing my underlying deeply held beliefs. And I do.
I don't know what your point is. I honestly don't think you have one, other than just wanting to take cheap shots.
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My Favorite RWNJ Headline In the History of Planet Earth:Obama Admin Tries to Lock up Body of Christ [View all]
Playinghardball
Oct 2013
OP
If Jesus really is who they say he is, couldn't he have gotten out of there
The Velveteen Ocelot
Oct 2013
#1
No, no, no...it's "Jesus Christ ON a cracker", not "Jesus Christ IS a cracker".
Ken Burch
Oct 2013
#153
To me claiming that someone locked up an ancient Judean in the form of a cracker is pretty funny.
Arugula Latte
Oct 2013
#9
Your post makes fun of a deeply held faith. I am used to critizism but your post is offensive.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#10
Roman Catholics are not the only ones who believe in the real presence of the Jesus in the host.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#12
I have a deeply held belief that it would be much better for modern people
Arugula Latte
Oct 2013
#23
Juvenile antics? It's a lighthearted, funny thread about wacky anti-Obama religious nutjobs.
Arugula Latte
Oct 2013
#83
No one told you to shut up here. All I did was ask you to reconsider. You said no. That is that.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#165
Arugula: Nobody is saying that "we're all supposed to" do anything or believe anything. Expect be...
Hekate
Oct 2013
#22
When someone says that they are offended by a picture of a cracker, it's not "personal faith"
cleanhippie
Oct 2013
#24
The Constitution is a piece of paper that we base the structure of our government on...
Humanist_Activist
Oct 2013
#150
No one here says you can not have a belief. I just thought the post was harsh.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#29
Yes, because he doesn't moprph into a cracker, it's a fucking Wafer, and not a Nilla one either...
Demo_Chris
Oct 2013
#54
Your opinion. I am not going to argue the point believe what you will. We disagree.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#19
Not every Episcopalian holds the belief but a majority of the Anglican communion does.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#70
We don't believe in explaning it but we do believe in the real presence. If you come here to NY
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#72
I see you know as little about the hypostatic union as you do of transubstantiation.
rug
Oct 2013
#98
Do people here tell you that you are going to suffer hell? Anyone on DU say that to you?
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#113
This post is not about Oprah. If you look in religion you will see I spoke up and said she was
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#116
Did you call out the Vatican about thew whole eternal damnation thing too? n/t
Gore1FL
Oct 2013
#118
So when Jesus mentioned Gehenna in Mark 9:44, 9:46, and 9:48 he was lying? n/t
Gore1FL
Oct 2013
#124
I don't believe in hell. If God does not send you to heaven that he makes you no longer exist.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#125
I am a devout Christian. I don't think you are going to hell because I don't believe in it.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#135
It is not a dogma but a belief held by most Episcopalians and the wrold wide Anglican church.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#71
My mother is an Episcopalian, and she doesn't believe in transubstantiation.
PassingFair
Oct 2013
#62
Yes you are right that I did not make myself clear. We don't believe in explaining it.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#75
A little difference: the Anglican churches believe in transignification,
The Velveteen Ocelot
Oct 2013
#171
Some do. Many Anglicans however do believe in the real presence and I have to say that group is
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#174
It is not cannibalism. I am not a RC but Episcopalian but I believe in the real presence as well.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#128
It was just something that I couldn't really get behind when I was into Christianity
rbixby
Oct 2013
#140
The "real presence" concept is not the same as transubstantiation.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Oct 2013
#173
No the real presence as I am taught in my church is the fact that Jesus is there literally.
hrmjustin
Oct 2013
#175
I suspect your ignorance of the subject goes a lot further than any perceived silliness.
rug
Oct 2013
#30
I was reacting to the posted story which was about anti-Obama nutjobs freaking out
Arugula Latte
Oct 2013
#147
People make fun of what they are familiar with, for example, I find the...
Humanist_Activist
Oct 2013
#156
It's about being sensitive to and tolerant of those that see things differently, particularly when
cbayer
Oct 2013
#157
You are conflating two separate things, respecting the rights of people to hold stupid beliefs...
Humanist_Activist
Oct 2013
#166
I value people as people, their ideas are different matter entirely...
Humanist_Activist
Oct 2013
#168
You err in thinking I'm a Democrat(capital D), or call myself a progressive, I'm a Socialist...
Humanist_Activist
Oct 2013
#172
That story reminds me of some of the religious right people that got interviewed during and after
bluestate10
Oct 2013
#7
This is the first time, but I must admit, I always wanted to use this smiley...
yuiyoshida
Oct 2013
#27
Followed closely by "Obama Staffer Proven to be Top Saddam Hussein Government Official."
Dash87
Oct 2013
#137
Obviously, Obama should have ordered the contents of the church strewn around the yard
krispos42
Oct 2013
#178