[grey_whiskers]

Protestants, by necessity, see being chil-like as naïve, not pure; gullible. Their faith is based entirely on a book that reads like magic, and some even refer to God as their (big) "Daddy."

So do Catholics, and (presumably) Eastern Orthodox, all on the authority of Christ.

What do you think the Pater Noster is, anyway?

Cheers!

[kosta50]

So do Catholics, and (presumably) Eastern Orthodox, all on the authority of Christ.

They never refer to God as their "Daddy." The Orthodox see children as pure, unadulterated, and sinless.

What do you think the Pater Noster is, anyway?

A Latin title of a prayer, meaning Our Father.