Nihil Obstat Posted March 23, 2015 Posted March 23, 2015 Either way it's unnatural! AMIRITE!? Unnatural like an Argonian lying with a Khajit.
CrossCuT Posted March 23, 2015 Posted March 23, 2015 That essentially means you've dedicated two months of your life playing Skyrim nonstop, doing nothing but making potions and eating ingredients until your eyes stabbed themselves and rolled out of your head. I dont even play skyrim, but I have a feeling someone else does....
PhuturePriest Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 Unnatural like an Argonian lying with a Khajit. That's not even a fun thing to think about.
PhuturePriest Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 I dont even play skyrim, but I have a feeling someone else does.... I've played enough that if you tallied all the hours together it would be greater than the amount of credit hours you need for five Ph.Ds. you're all a bunch of dirty nerds I like it when you talk nerdy to me.
Clare Brigid Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 Vermont's new bishop, Bishop Christopher Coyne, has recently spoken in support of transsexual Catholics, acknowledging the evidence that this is a true biological condition: https://catholictrans.wordpress.com/2015/02/14/vermont-bishop-speaks-on-accepting-transgender-people/
Anastasia13 Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 If I were going to dress as Leia, it would be the metal bikini one. That would make me feel pretty. He feels pretty and witty and bright, and he pities any man who isn't Leia tonight!
Anastasia13 Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 I've played enough that if you tallied all the hours together it would be greater than the amount of credit hours you need for five Ph.Ds. I like it when you talk nerdy to me. https://youtu.be/JO6eydRPpyU
PhuturePriest Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 Vermont's new bishop, Bishop Christopher Coyne, has recently spoken in support of transsexual Catholics, acknowledging the evidence that this is a true biological condition: https://catholictrans.wordpress.com/2015/02/14/vermont-bishop-speaks-on-accepting-transgender-people/ Keep in mind 2/3rds of Bishops during the Arian Crisis were Arian heretics. A Bishop believing something does not automatically validate it.
superblue Posted March 30, 2015 Author Posted March 30, 2015 Keep in mind 2/3rds of Bishops during the Arian Crisis were Arian heretics. A Bishop believing something does not automatically validate it. With that logic in mind, just because a Bishop doesn't believe something does not automatically mean it is not valid, and also Arian heretics really has nothing to do with anything of this.
KnightofChrist Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 With that logic in mind, just because a Bishop doesn't believe something does not automatically mean it is not valid, and also Arian heretics really has nothing to do with anything of this. Sure they do, the point was to show bishops can be wrong even when in the majority. Just because a Bishop may support an heresy or error doesn't make the heresy or error true. Sure it can work in reverse, just because a bishop doesn't believe something does not automatically mean it is not valid. Just because Bishop Coyne has come out in support of transsexualism, doesn't mean that it's ok. Bishops have also recently come out in support of gay marriage, other other errors.
superblue Posted March 31, 2015 Author Posted March 31, 2015 There is nothing wrong with a Bishop in the Catholic Church welcoming transgender, homosexuals, convicted criminals, lapsed Catholics , people with disabilities , or anyone else here on this planet to the Catholic ( universal ) Church.The " life styles " associated with each isn't really a giant factor that should prohibit anyone from entering a Church and wanting to become Catholic, we have guidelines in place, if we are in a state of sin, we go to reconciliation and hope to do better the following week. Things that are obviously never going to change in the church are women becoming valid priests, and more likely than not , the stance in regards to marriage ( which includes heterosexuals, and priests ) that is where those people who want to be in the Church need to come to an understanding and acceptance. {which I personally do not like using the label of life style, as if transgender people and homosexuals are living some perverted life of immorality from sunrise to sunset. I find that mindset to be garbage.} The problem is that transgender people, and homosexuals feel excluded from the R.C.C when they actually are not. The real problem is those people loving their status in the church, being in a clique , and or donating so much that they feel they have bought a place in church and holding themselves in some superimposed sense of authority that they actually do not have, who then in turn see someone who doesn't fit the norm of who they expect to see in the pew on any given day let alone Sunday and their real colors start show through, and then that person who was searching for Christ gets drift of what is going on, and instead of being welcomed into that particular parish now is feeling like an outcast and goes else where, we can only hope to another Catholic Church.
little2add Posted May 10, 2015 Posted May 10, 2015 Discrimination against those with mental disorders is also wrong.Christians just need to get over their bigotry towards the LGBT community. At this point it's becoming laughable. http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d160/wisper3/Mobile Uploads/image_zpsg2rxrt8a.jpg
Socrates Posted May 16, 2015 Posted May 16, 2015 There is nothing wrong with a Bishop in the Catholic Church welcoming transgender, homosexuals, convicted criminals, lapsed Catholics , people with disabilities , or anyone else here on this planet to the Catholic ( universal ) Church.The " life styles " associated with each isn't really a giant factor that should prohibit anyone from entering a Church and wanting to become Catholic, we have guidelines in place, if we are in a state of sin, we go to reconciliation and hope to do better the following week. Things that are obviously never going to change in the church are women becoming valid priests, and more likely than not , the stance in regards to marriage ( which includes heterosexuals, and priests ) that is where those people who want to be in the Church need to come to an understanding and acceptance. {which I personally do not like using the label of life style, as if transgender people and homosexuals are living some perverted life of immorality from sunrise to sunset. I find that mindset to be garbage.} The problem is that transgender people, and homosexuals feel excluded from the R.C.C when they actually are not. The real problem is those people loving their status in the church, being in a clique , and or donating so much that they feel they have bought a place in church and holding themselves in some superimposed sense of authority that they actually do not have, who then in turn see someone who doesn't fit the norm of who they expect to see in the pew on any given day let alone Sunday and their real colors start show through, and then that person who was searching for Christ gets drift of what is going on, and instead of being welcomed into that particular parish now is feeling like an outcast and goes else where, we can only hope to another Catholic Church. The problem here isn't about sinners not being welcomed into the Church, but about people publicly dissenting and proclaiming certain grave sins to not be sins, and even demanding that the Church change her moral teachings and bless sinful "relationships."
superblue Posted May 17, 2015 Author Posted May 17, 2015 no i still stand with what i said, though i also agree with what ya added and would also throw that in with my previous statement now.
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