[boatbums]

In fact, I am certain that there are some who are petitioning our Heavenly Father for the right to help push all Catholics into the fiery pit

I am quite surprised to read you wrote what you did. I no more believe true Christians, who are not Catholic, would rejoice in or want to participate in the eternal damnation of someone than would I believe a true Christian, who is Catholic, would. What a horrible, horrible thing to say. Tell me you were not serious, please?

[Quix]

INDEED.

[markomalley]

I am quite surprised to read you wrote what you did. I no more believe true Christians, who are not Catholic, would rejoice in or want to participate in the eternal damnation of someone than would I believe a true Christian, who is Catholic, would. What a horrible, horrible thing to say. Tell me you were not serious, please?

I really wish that I wasn't serious. But do keep in mind that it is an exceeding small proportion. And, although their rhetoric doesn't usually reflect it, I imagine they would marginally prefer a Catholic to renounce his faith and join their specific group rather than experience damnation. But the last is strictly an assumption on my part.

Sorry that you are dismayed by that, but some people are that way (fortunately not many). But, hey, we had our Feeneyites...so it's not like I'm saying that we're any better than anybody else. (And, btw, Feeneyism was formally condemned by the Church)