(10-30-2014 03:14 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  No bricks and mortar allowed, maybe an automobile.

No, I don't meet people in a creepy van or a compound in Guyana. I'm not with the archdiocese or some loon in Aviators. I just feel like if it is to be said the kingdom of God is in all men, maybe the advice in the following video would be better than following someone who is no smarter or more enlightened than anybody else.



Or we could let kids get fondled, by crossdressing, kermit the frog sounding(at least when they deliver mass), homos in the name of tradition. (-_-)

(10-30-2014 03:57 PM)DMT Wrote:  

(10-30-2014 02:53 PM)OneUChoopsfan Wrote:  No bricks and mortar allowed, maybe an automobile.

No, I don't meet people in a creepy van or a compound in Guyana. I'm not with the archdiocese or some loon in Aviators. I just feel like if it is to be said the kingdom of God is in all men, maybe the advice in the following video would be better than following someone who is no smarter or more enlightened than anybody else.



Or we could let kids get fondled, by crossdressing, kermit the frog sounding(at least when they deliver mass), homos in the name of tradition. (-_-)

I agree about not needing a middle man. But people like community, they like church service or a mass, or doing a fundraiser on a Wed. night, a festival in the summer, stuff like that.

(10-30-2014 04:08 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  I agree about not needing a middle man. But people like community, they like church service or a mass, or doing a fundraiser on a Wed. night, a festival in the summer, stuff like that.

I know but that's precisely why these creeps do what they do. They get their significance from it, they fulfill their lusts and greed through it. At some point, people need to realize this is the sort of environment that predators, be they scammers, pedos, narcissists looking to be worshiped etc. flock to. That allows these awful things to happen. You can still have community, it should just be separate. I don't think religious services should be about meeting people anyway. If you don't believe in something, why bother? If you do believe in something, you should be sincere enough about it, to be able to pursue it without music, beach balls, grandiose personalities with plastic hair and nice suits or old men in goofy outfits, who do long ended chants(which Jesus spoke against), with statues of saints they venerate and pray to(which I'm fairly certain is idolatry) and who have this bizarre tradition of swinging around a pot that smokes.

(10-30-2014 03:57 PM)DMT Wrote:  

(10-30-2014 02:53 PM)OneUChoopsfan Wrote:  No bricks and mortar allowed, maybe an automobile.

No, I don't meet people in a creepy van or a compound in Guyana. I'm not with the archdiocese or some loon in Aviators. I just feel like if it is to be said the kingdom of God is in all men, maybe the advice in the following video would be better than following someone who is no smarter or more enlightened than anybody else.



Or we could let kids get fondled, by crossdressing, kermit the frog sounding(at least when they deliver mass), homos in the name of tradition. (-_-)

I've been misquoted.

(10-30-2014 09:35 PM)OneUChoopsfan Wrote:  I've been misquoted.

A deletion too far, I edited. My sincerest apologies :*(