The morning after pill being given to high school students!

[Punisher]

And all those Xtians who answer, "Oh I'm okay with it if Hitler gets in..." Are lying sacks of pig shyte. Or they think he should get in because he killed so many Jews...

[CIMLAS2]

Cliff09 wrote:

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Sounds hypocrite to me. You're on a christian forum, so one would gather that contraception is anti-christ. One would look in the Gospel and search for the
commandment or de doctrine not to use CS: but we find no such a thing, and so it is allowed!
If you rather have your dauchter coming home with a big belly, well, that's fine!
Have a nice day.
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- The Gospel is not the way you like to see it: it is the way it is.
- Jesus taught those who follow him only to Preach what he taught them - for they can never Teach you.
Calling The Unbeliever, Confronting The Lukewarm, Exposing The Hypocrite
Do Not Follow Men, Nor Churches! Come to Christ, says God!
http://www.theholychristianchurch.com/christi...
http://www.theholychristianchurch.com/baptism...
- Murder: the unauthorized (by God) killing of a creature
- Killing: the authorized (by God) putting to death of a creature
- Judging: In Christianity, the prohibited 'judging' is to execute a penalty upon another as retribution for their sins.
- CO1 5: 12 For what have I to do to judge them also that are without? do not ye judge them that are within?

The deception is what I don't approve of to begin with, then that fact the schools even being allowed to give out contraceptives is another issue. Whoever gives out the CS, should be charged with stiff penalties to anyone under the age of 18!

[CIMLAS2]

Punisher wrote:

<quoted text>So you would punish both your daughter and grandchild...?
What if she was married and they were struggling in these hard times - would you not "fork over" any money to help them? Maybe let them move in for a bit...?
I guess youve never made any mistakes...I guess you were the ideal child, your parents never had to "fork over" for any of your mistakes...?

If my daughter is married before she has children, I will be happy to help out anytime they fall on hard times. I know too well what that is like.

[Punisher]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

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If my daughter is married before she has children, I will be happy to help out anytime they fall on hard times. I know too well what that is like.

So marriage is the factor? The ritual over the blood? Do you realize the hard-line you seem to be defending? That if your daughter makes a mistake in your eyes, she's disowned along with the bastard child. But some random ritual and license purchasing is the hinge pin for her to remain in YOUR good graces and benevolence?

Hm...where have we heard this sort of rhetoric before? I think I read about this guy in a book...a book...hmmm?

[Punisher]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

<quoted text>
The deception is what I don't approve of to begin with, then that fact the schools even being allowed to give out contraceptives is another issue. Whoever gives out the CS, should be charged with stiff penalties to anyone under the age of 18!

Its all this Stiff talk that gets these kids in trouble in the first place...and you want Stiff penalties. "Oh yes, Daddy Cimlas, it is sooooo stiff."

The kids screw up, an answer for some is provided, and instead of discussing the pros and cons - everyone coming out with their Perfect American Family stories, where everyone talks and has a buddy to talk to - when sooooo many kids do not have that! Are living at risk. Food, risk, shelter risk, personal sexual safety risk - and the leap is to persecute the Schools and toss daughters out of homes.

What a great country.

[madscot]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

<quoted text>You are no different that hitler in the fact you are a sinner, and it does no matter whether you live a moral life or not. And you too are running short on morality.
<quoted text>
Morally bankrupt? LOL! that is cute! Do you feel better now?

Wow. You really are a disgrace to your religion. And you wonder why atheists are intolerant to people like you. You are ill.

[CIMLAS2]

Punisher wrote:

<quoted text>
So marriage is the factor? The ritual over the blood? Do you realize the hard-line you seem to be defending? That if your daughter makes a mistake in your eyes, she's disowned along with the bastard child. But some random ritual and license purchasing is the hinge pin for her to remain in YOUR good graces and benevolence?
Hm...where have we heard this sort of rhetoric before? I think I read about this guy in a book...a book...hmmm?

It's called being moral and responsible!

[CIMLAS2]

Punisher wrote:

<quoted text>
Its all this Stiff talk that gets these kids in trouble in the first place...and you want Stiff penalties. "Oh yes, Daddy Cimlas, it is sooooo stiff."
The kids screw up, an answer for some is provided, and instead of discussing the pros and cons - everyone coming out with their Perfect American Family stories, where everyone talks and has a buddy to talk to - when sooooo many kids do not have that! Are living at risk. Food, risk, shelter risk, personal sexual safety risk - and the leap is to persecute the Schools and toss daughters out of homes.
What a great country.

No, the country has changed for the worse since the liberals decided to take over!

[CIMLAS2]

madscot wrote:

<quoted text>
Wow. You really are a disgrace to your religion. And you wonder why atheists are intolerant to people like you. You are ill.

I'm ill? Buddy, I'm not the one running around professing that there is no god.

[15th Dalai Lama]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

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If my daughter is married before she has children, I will be happy to help out anytime they fall on hard times. I know too well what that is like.

If your daughter is in high school and hasn't had at least oral sex she's the only one on the block.

Kind of weird. The Gospel today was Job's lamenting the fact that he was ever born.(Chapter 3) The archdiocese on-line readings leave out the line where he wished he had been aborted before he was born but the actual reading in the Evangelium included it.

[15th Dalai Lama]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

<quoted text>
I'm ill? Buddy, I'm not the one running around professing that there is no god.

He's not your buddy and he's not running around worshipping the Bible and telling everyone they're going to hell.

Why just yesterday you agreed that there's not enough love in the forum but already you set I fine example of fanning the flames of hate.

God bless Madscot.

[15th Dalai Lama]

15th Dalai Lama wrote:

<quoted text>
If your daughter is in high school and hasn't had at least oral sex she's the only one on the block.
Kind of weird. The Gospel today was Job's lamenting the fact that he was ever born.(Chapter 3) The archdiocese on-line readings leave out the line where he wished he had been aborted before he was born but the actual reading in the Evangelium included it.

Oops, obviously not the Gospel, one of the readings that precede the Gospel.

[Tickedoffchick]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

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It's called being moral and responsible!

Oh, please! If your daughter ever had a child out of wedlock, you would love that baby. It happens all the time. I think you talk tough, but you're basically a good guy.

[15th Dalai Lama]

CIMLAS2 wrote:

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Believing that there is a life after this life isn't such a stupid idea, hey you can have it too.

Actually it is a pretty stupid idea but at least you won't be disappointed on account of you'll be dead.

God bless the souls in purgatory. Pray for them.

[Nettiebelle]

the essence of Christianity, as I understand it, is following Jesus in the sense of practicing His principles of love and justice. This, I believe, Mother Teresa, did throughout her life. She did not promote religious indifference, but rather the love of all people, which is in fact the message of Jesus.

The essence of Christianity is following Jesus in the sense of practicing His principles of love and justice. This Mother Teresa, did throughout her life. She did not promote religious indifference, but rather the love of all people, which is in fact the message of Jesus.
- from Catholic Answers

So:
Did Hitler make it to heaven?
Did Gandhi make it to heaven?

:)

[Nettiebelle]

sorry, double post.

http://www.ewtn.com/motherteresa/words.htm

Quote:
"There is only one God and He is God to all; therefore it is important that everyone is seen as equal before God. I’ve always said we should help a Hindu become a better Hindu, a Muslim become a better Muslim, a Catholic become a better Catholic. We believe our work should be our example to people. We have among us 475 souls - 30 families are Catholics and the rest are all Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs—all different religions. But they all come to our prayers."

"There are so many religions and each one has its different ways of following God. I follow Christ:
Jesus is my God,
Jesus is my Spouse,
Jesus is my Life,
Jesus is my only Love,
Jesus is my All in All;
Jesus is my Everything.
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The essence of Christianity is following Jesus in the sense of practicing His principles of love and justice. This Mother Teresa, did throughout her life. She did not promote religious indifference, but rather the love of all people, which is in fact the message of Jesus.
- from Catholic Answers

So:
Did Hitler make it to heaven?
Did Gandhi make it to heaven?

:)

There, that is better!

[CIMLAS2]

15th Dalai Lama wrote:

<quoted text>
He's not your buddy and he's not running around worshipping the Bible and telling everyone they're going to hell.
Why just yesterday you agreed that there's not enough love in the forum but already you set I fine example of fanning the flames of hate.
God bless Madscot.

So did you, but I guess you forgot that! Double standards huh!

[FSM]

Tickedoffchick wrote:

Oh, please! If your daughter ever had a child out of wedlock, you would love that baby. It happens all the time. I think you talk tough, but you're basically a good guy.

Agreed. It would take a particularly cold person to disown their child and grandchild. I don't think CIMLAS has it in him to be that hard-hearted. He talks tough, but he's a softy deep down.

[FSM]

Tickedoffchick wrote:

Oh, please! If your daughter ever had a child out of wedlock, you would love that baby. It happens all the time. I think you talk tough, but you're basically a good guy.

Might I add, it takes a perceptive mind to see beyond the words people type up on this forum. Thanks TOC.

[Tickedoffchick]

Nettiebelle wrote:

sorry, double post.
http://www.ewtn.com/motherteresa/words.htm
Quote:
"There is only one God and He is God to all; therefore it is important that everyone is seen as equal before God. I’ve always said we should help a Hindu become a better Hindu, a Muslim become a better Muslim, a Catholic become a better Catholic. We believe our work should be our example to people. We have among us 475 souls - 30 families are Catholics and the rest are all Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs—all different religions. But they all come to our prayers."
"There are so many religions and each one has its different ways of following God. I follow Christ:
Jesus is my God,
Jesus is my Spouse,
Jesus is my Life,
Jesus is my only Love,
Jesus is my All in All;
Jesus is my Everything.
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The essence of Christianity is following Jesus in the sense of practicing His principles of love and justice. This Mother Teresa, did throughout her life. She did not promote religious indifference, but rather the love of all people, which is in fact the message of Jesus.
- from Catholic Answers
So:
Did Hitler make it to heaven?
Did Gandhi make it to heaven?
:)
There, that is better!

I agree with this wholeheartedly, even though my definition of God may be different.

Sikhs are cool! I had the pleasure of meeting one, who is a PHD from the UK, a few years ago. I volunteered as his timer and assistant at an NGH conference. I learned a lot from his lecture.