I originally posted this: “Funny - the only person on this thread to even mention the word ‘Catholic’ (in well over 100 replies, no less) is...you.”
Post #39: First post mentioning the word “Catholic”. Made by you.
Post #68: Second post mentioning the word “Catholic”. Made by you.
Post #89: Third mention of the word “Catholic.” Made by you.
Post #95: Fourth mention of the word “Catholic”. Made by you.
It is not, in fact, until post #108 that someone other than you says the word outside of quoting your posts directly (albeit, in response to one of the aforementioned posts).
I’m not quite sure I understand what is “unusual” in highlighting that someone is trolling a thread about extramarital affairs among Protestant clergy with nonsensical ramblings about who owns an ugly building, but I’ve got to be honest - there’s a lot about you that I don’t understand.
Yes, using the word Catholic to describe a Catholic church, what is commonly known as the Crystal Cathedral.
Such as this one which was to post 3, at the very beginning of the thread, showing a picture of the catholic owned mega-church, the Crystal Cathedral.
To: Gamecock
The Crystal Cathedral is Roman Catholic. The Roman Catholic church wanted it at almost 60 million dollars and it fit their desire for grandiosity.
39 posted on 5/7/2013 9:49:19 AM by ansel12
Your reaction to seeing the word Catholic in use for a Catholic church is just weird.
If the word “Catholic” bothers you, perhaps the religion section isn’t for you, and surely leave any thread once “Crystal Cathedral” comes up because that is a... well, you know...
By the way, another thing about religion, don’t work so hard to personalize your posts by saying strange things like my identifying ownership of the Crystal Cathedral is “rambling”, or “but I’ve got to be honest - there’s a lot about you that I don’t understand.”
Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.
Like the folks who see racism everywhere.
Sad puppies, they have no positiveness in their lives or faith, just "we're not dem"