[Natural Law]

"unless it's a common phrase"

We need an interpreter of English too. Exactly what constitutes a "common phrase"? Common to whom?

There are Latin and Greek phrases that are very common among the Roman and Orthodox Catholics that are objected to on this forum. I think it is just a tool to annoy and impede Catholic content and theology.

It never ceases to amaze me that the very people who can manage to find the single derogatory or anti-Catholic nugget in an obscure or banned website are suddenly incapable of locating and using the many online translation tools or sources.

[Religion Moderator]

Unless the words in another language are very common, e.g. ad hominem - then include an English translation.

[presently no screen name]

I think it is just a tool to annoy and impede Catholic content and theology.

How cute - A terrible two's tactic to get it's own way. Maybe a kiddie forum might suit you better until the control issues are unlearned.

[Gamecock]

I think it is just a tool to annoy and impede Catholic content and theology.

Catholic Theology doesn't need our help. It will implode all on it's own.