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Originally posted by impaired
It's just:
- And it's not only The Vatican - it's really all religions:
Their's is right and every other one is wrong.
THAT I can't stand. That's really what gets me about all of this and why I get so heated in some forums.
Gahh,
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
Interesting... do you operate on the mindset that you are wrong and everyone else is right? That would be the opposite of how you say the vatican works. And yet!... it seems so illogical to operate by any other means.
Originally posted by Nutter
BTW, I didn't mean to imply to that you were knocking on anything.
Originally posted by marsvolta
i dont know whcih is worse Vatican talking outta its behind as usual or people giving it a speck of attention.
Originally posted by impaired
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
Interesting... do you operate on the mindset that you are wrong and everyone else is right? That would be the opposite of how you say the vatican works. And yet!... it seems so illogical to operate by any other means.
I'm not going to lie - that kind of went over my head.
All I am saying is that one religion says every other one is wrong. I can't stand that thinking. That's all.
If it's wrong FOR ME to think that, then I don't want to be right!
[edit on 1/12/2010 by impaired]
Originally posted by The Vagabond
This is not a surprise.
Christianity often presents a relatively low appraisal of life and the world. It is taken for gospel that the world cannot be good and cannot endure, but must eventually be destroyed to allow the fulfillment of a 2000 year old promise that things are going to get better.
That's what you get for martyring religious figures though- their thinking and teaching stops and becomes a crystallized dogma to others, rather than continuing a cycle of growth, evolution, and succession to new generations.
If we hadn't murdered Jesus, maybe Ratzinger would have inherited a more balanced and mature ideology from an unbroken line of Christian thought, rather than a quasi-political doctrine born from countless betrayals and lies.
Originally posted by Skyfloating
But its still a tree-huggers agenda behind it.