@hdpayens Plus with all this “they invented it in the Middle Ages” nonsense, there is NEVER some document that says “hey, Bishop so and so, what’s with this brand new thing we never ever heard of?”
@EZJay77@sappholives83 After the Civil Eights Era, American culture was like a turtle on its back when it came to resisting “born this way” propaganda for sexually disordered behaviors. Very sad. Many lives destroyed. Instead of help, people got permission and license.
@ShaneSchaetzel I’ve always said the worst part of purgatory will be having to listen to all the Protestants complaining “but this place isn’t even in the Bible!”
@BaseballSter@hndrxx_34 As a Sox fan, I somewhat agree on 2004. Game 7 of the ALCS after about the third inning through the end of Game 4 of the WS was very….steady. Which was fine, because my nerves were completely raw already. Could not have handled a 2001 or 2025 (or 1986) style WS at that point!
@JoshuaTCharles Another key difference is usually the Catholic convert is grateful for his Protestant upbringing in learning about Jesus and the Bible. The Protestant convert is usually bitter about his Catholic upbringing due to some emotional or family issue. Very sad.
@romanhelmetguy If the Left keeps up with the this nonsense they might stumble onto the idea that a Nation is a distinct racial group that forms the basis for a Country…
@yuanyi_z Yes! Homer Plessy basically looked white. That’s what allowed him to get on the rail car in the first place. Then he announced to the conductor that he was black - or black enough under the law. The law should never have been enforced. Same with Lawrence v Texas.
@Richard15322800@CatholicPods He’s saying that women are more easily influenced by societal peer pressure. This is observably true. Say that out loud for me.