Testis Vinctus

Sursum corda ❤️‍🔥

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i am who am not

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agonia

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@hedgethomist "Deo gratis" is even worse

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"guess who wrote it - ai, woman, or brown?"

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haven't watched a "movie" in years

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veiled

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drifting

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@XboxLiveGOP It's worse online bc some of them don't even frequent the sacraments but certainly irl it is a convenient way to feel superior to others with little effort

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@XboxLiveGOP "they dont know what its like growing up at the average american suburban parish"

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@XboxLiveGOP I would say at least at popular level the religious "blind obedience" from their constitutions was passed into the laity by their educational institutions

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–Cardinal Hergenröther, Catholic Church and Christian State

[XboxLive Republican @XboxLiveGOP]

(a) The pope can do whatever he wants (positivism)
(b) Whatever the pope does, is sure to be good (infallibility)

Taken together leave the whole content of the Catholic faith merely provisional, up for endless revision without scrutiny. There is no 'red line' of falsifiability.

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i think therefore i am not

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Wasteland.

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Sunset.

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"The world must construe according to its wits; this court must construe according to the law."

[Classical Theist ✠ @ClassicalTheis]

how these people think canon law is supposed to work in order to take effect

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@SonaNylExile Since the loss of the papal states the popular view of the papacy has increasingly become insane. Is the pope the servant of the servants of God bound by divine law and tradition or is he God incarnate on earth?

[Fr Thomas Crean OP @crean_fr]

The Avignon papacy shows that it is possible for a series of popes to make prudential decisions with disastrous consequences for the Church (even ones touching on divine law, if Bellarmine is correct*).

Whatever one thinks of the Ecône consecrations, it's perfectly Catholic to

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"ah the primacy of conscience." "no not like that!"