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You know, when you post pictures like that with a caption suggesting hula masses, something that picture is not of, so far as I can tell, one starts to wonder if Catholicguy is correct about your partiality, and your selective trust in ultima.

Do you deny the reality of hula "Masses"? Or does drstevej's mentioning it just embarass you and your positions? I have seen videos of these "Masses"; I know they exist. drstevej's posted pic was not much different from the video I saw. I have seen them. As well as hockey "Masses", limbo-dance "Masses", etc. Funny that you don't like it when others mention them. Even our friendly protestant guest here finds them absurd and deeply disturbing.

Do you deny the reality of hula "Masses"? Or does drstevej's mentioning it just embarass you and your positions? ... As well as hockey "Masses", limbo-dance "Masses", etc. ...Even our friendly protestant guest here finds them absurd and deeply disturbing.

Yes, they are disturbing. And, no, they are not acceptable. Here, we agree. In this group, across the board.

***Even our friendly protestant guest here finds them absurd and deeply disturbing.***

I also find it strange when I see a Protestant pastor on TV preaching to his church covered in mud and standing in a make-shift pig sty constructed on the stage in order to convey the story of the Prodigal.

And that's tame compared to some of the "Protestant"-whackos.

You know, when you post pictures like that with a caption suggesting hula masses, something that picture is not of, so far as I can tell, one starts to wonder if Catholicguy is correct about your partiality, and your selective trust in ultima.
Do you deny the reality of hula "Masses"? Or does drstevej's mentioning it just embarass you and your positions? I have seen videos of these "Masses"; I know they exist. drstevej's posted pic was not much different from the video I saw.

BS. Do a video capture then and post it. I’ve heard of the Masses, but until you provide some evidence otherwise, I strongly doubt they are anything like the picture posted.

how well do you think pollsters can gauge belief in the Real Presence, when they can't even figure out who people will vote for?
Looks like you are making excuses for the result. It looks pretty simple to me, and I am not even a professional pollster: "Do you believe in the real Presence of Christ at Mass?" People answer yes or no.

That, of course, was not one of the poll questions. You are proving my point. They don’t just ask the simple question, they make it complex and try to get deeper into the theology.

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