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This one was big with the eugenics movement of the first half of the 20th Century (forced sterilizations) and with Hitler of course--who got a lot of his ideas from the American eugenicists. But Durant published that in 1968--you'd think an historian would be more aware of the fraught history and disturbing implications of the idea.
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Somebody has read too much Robert heinlein
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Being an $ucce$$ful Evangelical Protestant is like being a top preforming burger franchisee IMO. Pick your brand and create an effective marketing/business plan. Baptist (McDonalds), Methodist(Burger King) or Anglicans(Arby's), you can get rich in any if your "good".
But I'm a member of the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Catholic Church so I might be biased.![]()
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The Nicene creed!
Took a non-Catholic to mass with me once and when it came time to recite the creed he freaked out that the entire cathedral was saying it and esp. that I was reciting it by rote. He was astonished and asked how I knew it all without referencing a text.
I just shrugged and said I couldn't remember not knowing it having been a cradle Catholic.
I think it is burned into my brain and branded on my soul.
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Or wrong.
Just imagine if KQ was a cradle Hindu or Sikh or Wiccan. She would know another creed, by rote, based on another God or gods.
The religious are just as atheist abut gods that they don’t believe in as I am about all of the gods folks decide to accept as the “one true god”.
now that’s just blasphemy right there, buddy...
My first memory of being in a church was painful. Probably about 3 yo and had my fingers in a crack in the pew and was stuck there when the congregation stood up. These days if friends ask why I don't do all the ceremonies I tell them that I was a practicing Catholic for 50 years and I I've got it down. Grew up surrounded by older adult European immigrant RC's who knew which saint to pray to if you lost your glasses and needed a miracle. My aunt was a nun.
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I went to a couple of services with an old GF, she said try and follow along but don't get up to recieve communion, i could see the ceremony of the catholic church being burned into the psyche and i think catholics dig it
they were fulll on Catholics, the mom washed the alter linens, the dad was an usher and either skied with the priest or played golf on the monday after depending on the seasons and the priest would come over for scotch after midnight mass,
whenever something fucked up they would yell "god is punishing me ! "
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I like that.
Stop moaning about how rough it is to be Catholic. We had to go to synagogue on Saturday from 7-1, and that was Conservative, not Orthodox. At least I didn't have to come back for the afternoon and evening services. But on Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur shul was basically all day, on an empty stomach on Yom Kippur and you had to stand for about 2 hours at one point. OTOH the singing in a traditional Jewish service is beautiful IMO, especially since it's in Hebrew and Aramaic so you don't have to listen to the ridiculous words. I think my Jewish upbringing is the reason I particularly like rock songs in a minor key and I solo much better in minor and minor blues than in major.
But can we tolerate the intolerant?
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That's why I always liked going to the service in a cathedral. If I got bored I could always stare at the architecture or stained glass.
Old Goat - evensong at an Episcopal or Anglican church is beautiful and don't get me started on monks chanting. Love that! Stayed at a monastery in Peru once. The sounds of the monks chants echoing through the buildings/grounds was amazing.
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No swallowing the toothpaste. Incense on an empty stomach before breakfast made me gag.
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Religion makes a lot more sense in a language you don't understand
We listened to Evensong sung by monks in an 11th century abbey church in rural France, Catholic of course--wish I could remember exactly where. Beautiful to be sure.
I was walking past an Orthodox church on Santorini and heard a priest chanting. The melody was EXACTLY the same as they used to read the Torah in my synagogue. That should tell you how old that melody must be. A lot older than the music people are talking about in the boomer thread I think.
Last time i went full catholic was the Cathedral in Santiago de Compastela with that great big fucking swingigng incense burner the size of a barbecue my GF had passed a kidney stone the day before, then it had rained/stormed BIG time, pilgrims were limping down the aisle after the 800km walk, people crying and one guy was limping so bad he had to be helped down the aisle ... pretty epic
Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know
The trailer is interesting - good cunning comedic humor.
I'd bet Jesus could chill to this one with some popcorn and a light beer.
It ISN'T Whisky worthy TV ... but def looks like a great post dinner after work weekday relax film.
The Christians need to relax a bit, watch the Last Temptation of Christ,
and then work their way to something like Good Omens.
I offer up my 2 cents. What amount you render to Cesar is up to you!
The way I heard it was "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's........" I didn't hear Him say to give Caesar what he asks for. So some wiggle room.
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