[sinkspur]

Catholic theology must point out the so-called "negative" errors of ideas alien to Catholicism. I am speaking of "positive" and "negative" in psychological terms. There is no place for them in theological language. "Positivism" does not mean "hope." They are distinctly different. It is also misleading to be overly positive, as it is not objective nor realistic.

What an obtuse paragraph that says absolutely nothing. "Glass half full" is actually a term used to describe a certain type of person, a positive, upbeat individual who sees the best in everything.

"Glass half empty," OTOH, describes you.

[Mershon]

Hey, lurker. Try reading the entirety of the thread previous to this one. You have no clue about what you're talking about (as usual) as you jump from thread to thread. Your brain is only half empty or full (whichever you prefer) with the information necessary on this thread to make an informed comment.

Why don't you have some "compassion?" You are so "angry" and filled with "hate." Perhaps you should try the sacrament of "reconciliation" in the "worship space" of the "gathered assembly." It will probably make you "feel" better. You "feel" the Holy Spirit/Ghost, don't you? Does the Holy Ghost make you scared at night so you can't sleep? Boo!