Religion: Catholics, Episcopalians, Atheists, All Are Welcome!

[Kepler]

Pssst... pro tip from someone who's lived it: instead of using academics to argue against Evangelicals, it's easier to shut down people who use the Bible with the Bible. That particular book is full of contradictions.

There's always a quote.

[Bronco]

Pssst... pro tip from someone who's lived it: instead of using academics to argue against Evangelicals, it's easier to shut down people who use the Bible with the Bible. That particular book is full of contradictions.

But, but, but my version of legitimized hatred is the right one because it says it right here!!11!!!!! ;-)

[MissThundercat]

Pssst... pro tip from someone who's lived it: instead of using academics to argue against Evangelicals, it's easier to shut down people who use the Bible with the Bible. That particular book is full of contradictions.

[MissThundercat]

BC stands for Before COVID now. Sorry Jesus; take a hike.

[St. Clown]

Catholic church doing Catholic things.
https://apnews.com/article/personal-...02cd16f04e37b2

Each parish/church is its own franchise, more or less, with the diocese/archdiocese being Burger King HQ, and the Vatican is then Restaurant Brands International. With each parish only employing a handful of people - rarely more than 10 on the church side and another 30 or so on their school sides, they qualify as small businesses. I think it's a ungodly crock of ****, playing that sort of game. It allows them to skirt a whole host of laws regarding employee benefits, and other benefits you'd expect from an organization as large as the Catholic Church. For instance, many parishes do not offer maternity leave, even though it claims to be the nation's largest pro-life organization out there.