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Which would be the lesser of two evils when you are having a crisis of faith, have a mortal sin, and won't go to confession, but don't want to not go to communion which you believe in because you are afraid of what peopl will think?  

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dairygirl4u2c
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I actually know of a case where this happened, so it's not like I'm pulling this outta my @$$.

So I agree that it's a false dichotomy.. by the person who's putting themsef in that situation. What about for the person that must advise this illogical person?

If you can't do that, then that's that. I don't blame you, I just don't see why you can't pick one. If all you want to say is "go to confession" or "don't recieve", then you're basically allowing them to decide for themself. Maybe what you'll say will change them, but they've indicated that it won't so. It seems that given the situation, you could at least say what I quote in the first sentence here, but also give a which is worse scenario.

Thy Geekdom Come
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[quote name='dairygirl4u2c' date='Feb 2 2005, 09:43 PM'] So I agree that it's a false dichotomy.. by the person who's putting themsef in that situation. What about for the person that must advise this illogical person? [/quote]
That person must advise as we have advised. The only reason a person can't understand our words is by not wanting to...everyone is capable of understanding what we are saying.

Mrs. Bro. Adam
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Fact: You are trying to force us to tell a person to sin. We will not do that, for if we do, then we have sinned.


Sorry...ain't gonna happen.

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[quote name='Raphael' date='Feb 2 2005, 08:07 PM'] No, I don't know about an official recommendation [/quote]
I'm pretty sure the persrcription for nerves and overscrupulousity is a little whiskey

Thy Geekdom Come
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[quote name='crusader1234' date='Feb 2 2005, 10:17 PM'] I'm pretty sure the persrcription for nerves and overscrupulousity is a little whiskey [/quote]
Ah, a little whiskey would be nice, but alas, I'm underage.

Mrs. Bro. Adam
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So I can start planning alkeyhol parties..when will you be of age? ;)





J/k

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I am very allergic to alcohol.

No kidding.

We are pretty sure it is my mom's fault.

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[quote]I'm probably the only perrson I know that ever goes so far as to reject communinon at mass (being a Catholic that is) and go for the blessing.[/quote]

I have and yes it is very humbling.

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[quote name='Benedict' date='Feb 2 2005, 10:04 PM'] Two words: ever and clear. [/quote]
<_<

Thy Geekdom Come
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[quote name='Micheal5403' date='Feb 3 2005, 12:19 AM']
I have and yes it is very humbling. [/quote]
I've abstained from Communion, too. I've also walked down to the Church to find the priest (it was just after a Mass got out) and specifically asked for him to hear my Confession.

It's scary sometimes, but it's well worth it. In my humble opinion, you can still be forgiven if you wait and go to Confession at an "opportune" time, but if you're truly sorry, you'll want to go ASAP.

Thy Geekdom Come
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[quote name='Mrs. Bro. Adam' date='Feb 2 2005, 10:23 PM'] So I can start planning alkeyhol parties..when will you be of age? ;)





J/k [/quote]
October 26, 2005 :D

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