Comments on: Top 10 Bizarre Aspects of Catholicism

By: john steven grissom

john steven grissom — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:13:10 +0000

i kind of think the bingo idea is a kewl idea…. it allows people to come together for fun and games away from the traditional church… .and as long as jesus doesnt come back with his whip and turnin over tables proclaiming that it is “his fathers hous” i think theyll be fine! john steven grissom- fort owrth texas USA

By: paganjesus

paganjesus — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 04:36:34 +0000

it sounds like a paganism., truly that catholic came from pagan!!!!

By: cassie

cassie — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 05:31:52 +0000

Dan, catholics are christians but not all christians are catholics.. Christian refers to believing in one god and believing that jesus christ is in fact, his son. Catholicism is a denomination of christianity, as are lutherns and methodists, ect, everyone who believes that principle is a christian. However, not all christians have exactly the same beliefs and that is where the different denominations come in.. For example, catholics believe that once the priest blesses the eucharist (bread and wine) that it truely is the flesh and blood of jesus, lutherns on the other hand just believe that it is just a symbol of the flesh and blood. Ha I was in catholic school my whole life and until the age of 18, attended every mass that is required by catholic church ruling (ash wednesday, good friday, stuff like that) so I can answer most questions about catholicism.

By: zaph

zaph — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 14:52:55 +0000

the ‘real presence’ is a complete lie and i can well believe the magicians term ‘hocus-pocus’ is derived from the catholic liturgy. christ is raised up and is seated at the right hand of god so how can the catholics be eating of him? we partake of him in our being born-again by the spirit of god. incidentally another magicians phrase ‘abracadabra’ has two meanings; from the aramaic language meaning ‘to create as i say’ and also was used in reference to the polytheist ‘trinity’. its truly a fair reflection on a religion that until as late as 1960, banned its own members from actually reading the bible!!! it was quite literally ‘as we the priests say it is, so shal it be’ and is to this very day!

By: vickiezlarsen

vickiezlarsen — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 14:17:17 +0000

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Top 10 Outdated Christian Beliefs — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 01:03:22 +0000

[...] devices to imitate the beating of Christ. While the Pope quickly condemned this practice, “Mortification of the flesh” (see item 3) in moderation was common from the very first days of the Church. Later, in the [...]

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By: Name

Name — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 23:49:37 +0000

retarded

By: @LovelyCatholic

@LovelyCatholic — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 21:48:23 +0000

It really gets my blood boiling when all you proud atheists paint a bad picture of the Roman Catholic Church. Just because our beliefs are "different" is no need to make us feel unintelligent or ignorant.

By: Jolene

Jolene — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:56:45 +0000

Hi! I just want to make a gentle correction. Catholicism began in the 3rd century during Constantine's rule. There is nowhere in the Bible that condones or promotes the ornamentation or clergy-laity that is pervasive of Catholicism. In fact, churches in the New Testament were lay-led. This, not Catholicism, is not only the first church, but it is Biblically based and backed; therefore, it also is the true church.