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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Auld Yin
(Post 8832743)
I must have missed it when catholics (sic) suddenly became no longer Cristian (sic).
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Good old American tolerance at work. Arseholes.
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8837554)
Have you been in Canada long? ;)
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8837571)
Aren't Christian's of all the major churches technically catholics? As opposed to the appropriation of term by the Church of Rome?
Definitely not. I'm Christian but not a Catholic. There is no such thing as technically Catholic unless you are referring to Catholics who practice their religion only on Sundays and major Christian holidays. |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8837571)
Aren't Christian's of all the major churches technically catholics? As opposed to the appropriation of term by the Church of Rome?
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 8837890)
Definitely not. I'm Christian but not a Catholic. There is no such thing as technically Catholic unless you are referring to Catholics who practice their religion only on Sundays and major Christian holidays.
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Auld Yin
(Post 8837912)
The poster I quoted suggested that Catholics were not Christian when he rolled them in with "Jews, Buddhists and so on".
I was raised fundie and was taught which faiths were "very questionable." :o Now the guy-who-was-going-to-burn-the-Quran is going to have a go at getting the mosque moved. Everyone wants a piece of this action. |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by snowbunny
(Post 8837996)
Some fundamentalist Christians believe Catholicism and Mormonism are cults.... based upon veneration of figures like Mary and Joseph Smith on a near-equal level with Jesus.
I was raised fundie and was taught which faiths were "very questionable." :o Now the guy-who-was-going-to-burn-the-Quran is going to have a go at getting the mosque moved. Everyone wants a piece of this action. 1. You shall have no other gods before me. (Jesus is venerated as a virtual God and his name is spoken more in church than Gods) 2. You shall not make for yourself any carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; you shall not bow down to them nor serve them. For I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children to the third and fourth generations of those who hate me, but showing mercy to thousands, to those who love Me and keep My commandments. (Well, there goes Jesus on the cross above so many alters. Not to mention the statues of Mary, Jesus, the Stations of The Cross, all the Saints of the Catholic Church, the Nativity Scene, religious medals etc.) I don't think Baptists and some other branches of Christianity use depictions of Jesus etc. They assume this absolves them, but they all have that crucifix and basically worship it. Same same. So they're all going to hell anyway.:lol: |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by dakota44
(Post 8838080)
(Well, there goes Jesus on the cross above so many alters. Not to mention the statues of Mary, Jesus, the Stations of The Cross, all the Saints of the Catholic Church, the Nativity Scene, religious medals etc.)
I don't think Baptists and some other branches of Christianity use depictions of Jesus etc. They assume this absolves them, but they all have that crucifix and basically worship it. Same same. So they're all going to hell anyway.:lol: |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by snowbunny
(Post 8838121)
Ehm - there's a difference between veneration and acknowledgment. I honestly do not think that the more fundamental faiths (as you've pointed out, Baptists) worship objects of any kind. Also - the 10 commandments are in the Old Testament, and while Jesus did not null and void them, he mentioned that only two commandments are imperative (The Great Commandment). If I have one criticism to make of modern Christians, it is they ignore the second part of the Great Commandment, which is called the moral imperative ("love thy neighbour) and yet some self-styled right-wing Christians are the first to cut welfare programs. I'm sure the counterargument would be that the *government* should not force people to do this, but that's also puzzling given that they certainly want the government to *prohibit* things like drinking, drugs, prostitution, gay marriage, and so on. And they want to crow that America was founded on "Judeo-Christian principles" (by the way, Jews hate that phrase) so if that's the case, then what's the problem with the government implementing some of those principles?
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by dakota44
(Post 8838134)
Of course Jesus (or his creators) would tell folks not to worry about those first two commandments. If they did, they wouldn't follow Jesus.;) And you are correct. Most Christians, or too many of them, forget what should be the true meaning of the faith.
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by snowbunny
(Post 8838145)
Especially the part about a camel, a needle, a rich man and heaven. ;)
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Of course, the "eye of a needle" did mean something different then, so not quite so lidicrous, and there is always some argument over literal interpretation vs metaphore etc, and none of this has anything to do with the (not a) mosque (two blocks and a bit from being) at ground zero anyway.
Im sure the koran burning nutter will be sucessful in stopping them building a mosque at ground zero, as it never was a mosque, and never was going to be at ground zero in the first place:rolleyes: |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Anyone else picked up on the irony regarding what this tit calls his church?
Dove World Outreach Center. |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 8839142)
Anyone else picked up on the irony regarding what this tit calls his church?
Dove World Outreach Centre. |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8839156)
Better?
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 8837890)
Definitely not. I'm Christian but not a Catholic. There is no such thing as technically Catholic unless you are referring to Catholics who practice their religion only on Sundays and major Christian holidays.
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8839662)
I like your impassioned denial. But you're wrong. You might not be Roman catholic but if you're a Christian of a major church then you're a catholic.
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Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 8780872)
Why, if the Muslim site developers really are as peace-loving and reconciliatory as they claim, can't they build a multi-faith centre with a church and a Synagogue in the same building.
I do not know if this is true! |
Re: "Ground Zero" Mosque. Should they or shouldn't they?
Originally Posted by Lady Locket
(Post 8781041)
You know, this whole thing is a media frenzy blown out of all proportion. The site for the new mosque, to replace a temporary one in the area, is NOT ON GROUND ZERO - it is actually two blocks away. There is a heck of a lot of buildings, (commercial, residential, political and several Starbucks), in between the Ground Zero and this new Mosque. It is also not a traditional mosque, but more of an education and study centre - something I think people need.
What have we learnt folks? Never trust the media - verify the facts for yourself! :frown: I saw in the Daily Show of John Stewart the map and it reflects what you said...The site is far from Ground Zero.. |
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