[Natural Law]

"“I have often compared the upbringing of the RC child.."

While you are at it do a little research on the origins and meanings of the phrase "RC". It is the Irish equivalent of the N-word. It was a derogatory term used on Catholics in part because it a homonym of "arse". I've been in quite a few pubs in Ireland where uttering that would get you a broken nose.

[metmom]

While you are at it do a little research on the origins and meanings of the phrase "RC". It is the Irish equivalent of the N-word. It was a derogatory term used on Catholics in part because it a homonym of "arse".

Well, this isn't Ireland and those are just initials for *Roman Catholic*, in case you hadn't noticed.

Whoever made that connection is a little thin skinned.

[WVKayaker]

I've been in quite a few pubs in Ireland where uttering that would get you a broken nose.

Shall I call you a Waaaambulance? I'll use it any way I wish. Your interpretation is your own problem . The post was directed to some AGers and others. It wasn't directed at you.

Take your RC catechism and stuff it. I'll take sola scriptura any day other than the warnings of a bunch of self-proclaimed deniars! If you'd bother to search the Word, you'd find your "church" teaches against the very Word it proclaims. This is not an education thread. It is an opinion commentary started by the owner. Take your RC stuff and pat yourselves in a circle on their daily entreaties...

As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. YMMV!

[Elsie]

I guess you don't drink THIS stuff then!