[OLD REGGIE]

(Marysecretary) “That’s what you all say when people leave the church.”

Because it’s true. I’ve seen it myself numerous times. I have had to teach the faith to a number of “former” or “ex” Catholics. Some accepted it and returned to the faith. Others, especially those who were divorced, wanted to use birth control, supported abortion, gay marraige, cohabitation etc. were too wedded to their Protestant sects to change.

Any personal experience of yours in your little corner of the world is meaningless and it is surprising that you would use it as a definitive argument.

Two words which describe this attitude come to mind: Hubris and Delusional.

[vladimir998]

You wrote:

“Any personal experience of yours in your little corner of the world is meaningless and it is surprising that you would use it as a definitive argument.”

Incorrect. My experience in itself, and my education on this subject, is so broad, expansive and deep that it is worhwhile to use it as a definitive argument. What I have said also has been echoed and backed up by the experiences of dozens of other Catholic posters here.

“Two words which describe this attitude come to mind: Hubris and Delusional.”

And yet you can’t refute what was said. You can ignore it. You would also have to ignore what dozens of other Catholic posters have sai here over the years. Then again ignoring the truth is old hat for you.