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In reply to the discussion: Father James Martin on Jason Collins: Loving means accepting a person as God created him [View all]skepticscott
(13,029 posts)22. Says the poster
flinging veiled insults and smears. Why not try being direct yourself, instead of slithering?
Go ahead...say what you really meant in post 16...if you have the courage and honesty to.
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Father James Martin on Jason Collins: Loving means accepting a person as God created him [View all]
xchrom
May 2013
OP
Don't pull that bullshit, your church also doesn't recognize same sex marriages, effectively, the...
Humanist_Activist
May 2013
#6
You are just excusing your church's homophobia when the fact is they don't...
Humanist_Activist
May 2013
#13
Of course that had a hand in my departure, so did their position on contraception, LGBT rights...
Humanist_Activist
May 2013
#15
I don't know what you mean, why not explain it to me like I'm five? n/t
Humanist_Activist
May 2013
#17
Thw first sentence (mine) has an adjective the second sentence (not mine) does not have.
rug
May 2013
#57
Yeah, that guy said that, therefore the results of the aforementioned googling don't exist.
2ndAmForComputers
May 2013
#64
My seeking was way easier than yours. Not much of a "seeking" actually.
2ndAmForComputers
May 2013
#66
Bottom line is, heterosexual Catholics are allowed to be in a committed, sexual relationship.
trotsky
May 2013
#43
If you look at the clergy the priests in the RCC are more liberal than the bishops.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#11
There are always conservative priests. The vatican wants them in charge to tow the line.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#25