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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
Edited by BACE:
3/13/2013 9:49:36 PM
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whelp, lightly looked into this guy and i already hate him, but it's not like this guy could possibly affect my life, [i]right?[/i]
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If you're in the U.S. you're good. Over 50% of U.S. Catholics agree that the Church is "out of touch".
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Which means that 50% of U.S. Catholics aren't Catholics...
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That's cute.
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"Cafeteria Catholics" technically aren't Catholics.
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"No True Scotsman" Fallacy. Try again.
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Cafeteria Catholics disbelieve in some core tenants of Catholicism. If you're okay with gay marriage, are down with birth control, can understand abortion in some situations, and don't give a shit about the papacy except for when a new Pope is elected, then why bother being a Catholic?
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Edited by Dr. Phil: 3/14/2013 6:11:16 AMI hate repeating myself. [quote]"No True Scotsman" Fallacy. Try again.[/quote]
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That's not what this is though... I'm not trying to fix a broken point with an assertion about Cafeteria Catholics, my point started off as being about Cafeteria Catholics and has never changed. If you would stop being a condescending prick I might be able to actually converse with you and you wouldn't have to repeat yourself.
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You're point was that "Cafeteria Catholics" are not real Catholics. With the assertion being the feeling that the Catholic Church (the establishment) is "out of touch".
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Why? What is there to hate?
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One, for me atleast, theres more than enough not to like about this guy and two I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the feeling mutual
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Wuuuhh... You think a man who has never been in the same country as you hates you for no reason?
