A catholic defending the American left and radical Islam.
Disgusting.
Interesting and revealing choice of comment.
Wonder if Richpo thinks a Catholic who defends the "American Left" should be excommunicated? I only posit this because Richpo often seems to assess and offer an opinion of some variance from his lynch rope mentality by first expressing how much he "HATES" it, and then demanding they be severely punished well beyond the pale.
One encounters this same kind of call for universal rigidity of comformity of right-wing subscription among the fundi/evan crowd, which I have railed against for the last ten years--railing against those who say nothing while the loud and rowdy Protestant Right scream on.
Now we see rudimentary and increasing evidence of the Catholic extremists doing the same.
Mel Gibson, that whacky TV Irish Priest who never blinks his eyes, of course Richpo, etc.
Extremism.
Perhaps there are no other Catholics in here, so no shame is then intended for those who remain silent.
Or maybe they agree with Richpo--that it is disgusting that anti-extremism in the Catholic Church maintains a voice.
Hmmm, I'm Lutheran. Does that count?
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Of course it counts .
God seems to be in perfect agreement with every preacher on Earth at the same time ,accordng to themselves , since many of the expositors on Gods mind disagree we can presume that some of them are wrong, perhaps only a few of them , or none of them are right .
I think that an individual should not try to avoid comeig to his own understanding , accepting instruction from others with both prayer and a grain o salt.
Trying to know scripture, trying to God, for oneself isn't easy but it can make it less likey to be mislead.
John 10:4
When he has brought out all his own, he goes on ahead of them, and his sheep follow him because they know his voice.
John 10:3-5 (in Context) John 10 (Whole Chapter)
John 10:27
My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.
John 10:26-28 (in Context) John 10 (Whole Chapter)