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@KuzzleTheTurtle @OrthodoxOrigen Who said I didn’t?

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@Seramidae @TayScorsese He’s obviously referring to what the Spanish, who are a white people, did during colonialism

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@KuzzleTheTurtle @OrthodoxOrigen Yeah do you not know what rare means? It doesn’t mean non existent

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@OfftheDimmadome @MikaelKrauze @TheFreeWillHoax @SpeedWatkins Not punished for lack of agency to change themselves, but because the culpability is never removed

Mortal sin introduces a disorder concerning the final end of a person. That disorder is irreparable after death and thus the guilt remains forever

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@FFRF You are clearly using democracy to mean liberal democracy. The idea that the separation of church and state is necessary for ‘mere democracy’ is of course absurd

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@KuzzleTheTurtle @OrthodoxOrigen It’s rare though

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@OfftheDimmadome @MikaelKrauze @TheFreeWillHoax @SpeedWatkins Justice requires culpable disorder to be answered. It’s eternal since the culpable disorder is fixed

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@OfftheDimmadome @MikaelKrauze @TheFreeWillHoax @SpeedWatkins Thus, anyone who desires goodness isn’t fully cutoff from God

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@OfftheDimmadome @MikaelKrauze @TheFreeWillHoax @SpeedWatkins I would disagree. Divorce is an evil

But even if you are correct, it wouldn’t be the case with God. Christian theology doesn’t view God as just another good being. God IS the Good. So rejecting God is rejecting goodness itself.

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@MikaelKrauze @TheFreeWillHoax @SpeedWatkins Punished is meted out because sin is a disorder introduced by culpable act

Sinning harms one’s relationship to God. It isn’t that it harms God

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@denimneverdies Thus even in fear, the will isn’t fully overpowered. It’s not all or nothing

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@denimneverdies That is your claim. But having power over x does not necessarily mean that one is coercing x

The state has authority over its citizens. But it doesn’t mean that its citizens can’t genuinely freely choose to follow its laws.

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@denimneverdies Again the question was on the rent language

It’s not possible to freely choose God? So is it possible to freely choose the Good?

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@denimneverdies I asked you like 5 times why Mary is “rent a womb” and you have refused to answer it

You are a pseudo intellectual who is afraid to actually defend what you say because you haven’t actually studied theology. You are not familiar with any of the sources

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@denimneverdies What is the reason given and how is it an excuse for the systematic subjugation, including rape, of women?

And you ignored the first question

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@denimneverdies How was Mary’s womb used “as a tool?”

I’ll be more precise: women cannot be among the clergy. What is your reasoning for why that is wrong?

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@denimneverdies Have you read the Summa?

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@denimneverdies In theology. The actual practice of the religion is different

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@denimneverdies I have an idea but what is your reasoning?

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@denimneverdies No but the Summa is for students. So if one hasn’t read it then one isn’t even a student