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Frownland 07-29-2018 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1981670)
Where do they live? :laughing:
No of course I don't believe it but neither I bet do millions of people who call themselves Catholics. I was christened as a Roman Catholic, and unless I do something legally (if it can be done) to change that (which I wouldn't as I believe that would be an insult to my parents - well, my mam, **** my scumbag and thankfully now dead dad) then I remain one until I die.

That just means that you were raised as a Catholic. If you leave the religion you don't have to consider yourself a part of it. Unless the Irish government documents baptisms, you're good as far as a census goes. I was christened myself as a child, my family is Christian, but I'm not a Christian. Does that make sense?

And I'm sure that your parents would be more disappointed by you not practicing Catholicism than saying it out loud.

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tl;dr You don't have to believe to be a Catholic. Ask any random Irish person.
Ask any random American and you'll hear a lot of stupid ****. I assume that most places are similar.

Death to dumb tribalism.

Trollheart 07-29-2018 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1981682)
That just means that you were raised as a Catholic. If you leave the religion you don't have to consider yourself a part of it. Unless the Irish government documents baptisms, you're good as far as a census goes. I was christened myself as a child, my family is Christian, but I'm not a Christian. Does that make sense?

And I'm sure that your parents would be more disappointed by you not practicing Catholicism than saying it out loud.



Ask any random American and you'll hear a lot of stupid ****. I assume that most places are similar.

Death to dumb tribalism.

They do. I can get my Baptismal Certificate if I need it.

To be perfectly honest, and I know you don't know me enough to talk about my parents but anyway, my mam would be happier that I was looking after Karen, being more of a Christian/Catholic in what matters than in how many dumb masses I go to. Or don't. Or how many pictures of Jesus I have on my walls. Or don't.

Note: if I was still sigging, your "tenants of Catholicism" post would be there in a heartbeat. :D

Cuthbert 07-29-2018 02:03 PM

Trollheart ITT >>>

Frownland 07-29-2018 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1981688)
They do. I can get my Baptismal Certificate if I need it.

I know that the churches usually have a certificate, but the government really records it? Damn. Can you tell them that you're a Catholic without the certificate?

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To be perfectly honest, and I know you don't know me enough to talk about my parents but anyway, my mam would be happier that I was looking after Karen, being more of a Christian/Catholic in what matters than in how many dumb masses I go to. Or don't. Or how many pictures of Jesus I have on my walls. Or don't.
That's fine man. I would call that just being a good person instead of being a Catholic.

Lucem Ferre 07-29-2018 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 1981640)
your friend is an Incel

No, he's gotten laid way too much to be an Incel. Typically my friends, him included, are more liberal minded and left leaning. He has a victim fetish though.

He also told me that comic writers were leaving because Marvel was forcing diversity in their comics. Blatantly false. A lot of well known ones leave because they want creative control of their ideas. Or they want to work on their own character rather than somebody else's. This idea is being shoved down people's throats by an indie artist named Richard Meyer who has never worked for Marvel. He's accused half the staff of being pedophiles, accuses most of the women of getting hired only their looks or for diversifying the staff rather than merit, said that one sucked dick for her position despite lacking proof, and called one of the writers a ***got. My friend name dropped him as an insider when he's not. The only insider that reflects these sentiments that diversity is killing the industry is an artist named Jon Malin who is an open republican that has worked with Jordan Peterson. From what I see Marvel has never tried to censor him or his work other than the one time there was an outcry from fans over him putting in X-Men character in an outfit where her tits barely fit and were bursting out. Other than that it seems more like he just doesn't want liberals to have a platform.

Trollheart 07-29-2018 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1981697)
I know that the churches usually have a certificate, but the government really records it? Damn. Can you tell them that you're a Catholic without the certificate?

Well obviously you can just write it on the census. Whether they go to the trouble of confirming I really don't know. I can't remember, but I think possibly the only thing you need a baptismal cert may be for proving your lineage/parentage or else if you want to change your name legally? Might also be something to do with your Communion and/or Confirmation. Probably needed it for those I guess. And maybe if I were to get married. Who knows?

Oh, and for when you want to avoid the hordes of Catholic-hunting proddys on horseback of course. Bloody nuisance, they are. :D


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That's fine man. I would call that just being a good person instead of being a Catholic.
Yeah so would I, which is why I'm not that bothered that she might know I'm not a practicing Catholic, but even so out of respect for her I would never seek to legally change my religion. Well, I can't foresee any reason that I would do so. Sort of like being a member of one of those old video clubs I guess. Means nothing but you're still a member. Maybe. Religion is stupid anyway. Especially in Ireland.

Cuthbert 07-29-2018 03:09 PM

There's more to Ireland than religion.

Frownland 07-29-2018 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1981745)
Well obviously you can just write it on the census. Whether they go to the trouble of confirming I really don't know. I can't remember, but I think possibly the only thing you need a baptismal cert may be for proving your lineage/parentage or else if you want to change your name legally? Might also be something to do with your Communion and/or Confirmation. Probably needed it for those I guess. And maybe if I were to get married. Who knows?

Do you guys have birth certificates out there?

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Religion is stupid anyway. Especially in Ireland.
Might as well associate yourself with it.

WWWP 07-29-2018 03:33 PM

Watching a group of people outside the laundromat arguing about whether or not to break the window of a car with a dog inside

WWWP 07-29-2018 03:49 PM

Update: old man cussed out white lady, dog is fine


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