@dyffryn405@realKlemens@cath_menarion “It’s always young zealous guys who want to go FAR beyond Scripture”
Actually, this interpretation of scripture is the older one and has been normative in most of Christendom for 2,000 years. It’s only Protestants who think otherwise.
@dyffryn405@realKlemens@cath_menarion No, it’s not obvious. The actual Greek word used means something more like “illicit union” and is in reference to the union ending in divorce (not the acts of adultery) — so Christ is actually saying divorce is only acceptable when the marriage itself was invalid.
@Li6ertyFan@CatholicRob You’ll notice he isn’t actually blocking the fire hydrant. They just wanted to flex their egos and smash the windows. They have been dreaming of this day for months. They get an itch whenever they see a car window unsmashed.
@False_Neutra1@PaulMclo You’ll notice you he’s not actually parked in front of the hydrant.
You are suffering from the exact same rent-seeking brain worm that is destroying trust in it society.
@driftingin2014@PaulMclo You’ll notice he isn’t actually in front of the hydrant. And you’ll notice that it took more effort to go through the windows than to go directly to the hydrant.
Stop making excuses for vandalism.
@Jd50iMiller@BlineBullDozer@YoungMOOBY No, only in cases of necessity or justified expediency. Neither of which apply here.
Whether or not they will be held accountable for their crime is a different matter.