I Support the Spread of Christianity

@daisymay It would improve America.

@GoodCatholicGirl That's not your call, theocrat.

@daisymay I know it's not my call, I'm just saying why I hope it happens.

@GoodCatholicGirl Because you're a theocrat that loves to impose their will on people that don't believe the same as you?

No thanks.

@daisymay People should have freedom of religion, but we should live under Catholic laws. Europe was a lot better when they did.

@GoodCatholicGirl The Protestants would probably disagree with you. Possibly violently.

[quote]People should have freedom of religion[/quote]

No, people need freedom from religion. You can't have that under a theocracy. Plus, if you've chosen the wrong cult, you've condemned millions to eternal damnation. Who gave you the authority to choose the religion we must adhere to?

You can take your sanctimony and shove it nice and deep.

@daisymay Protestants aren't real Christians. I don't mind discussing religion with them, but I don't see their opinions as that important when it comes to Christianity.

If you have freedom of religion, you can believe whatever you want, you just have to obey laws based on Catholicism. People were a lot happier under this system during the Middle Ages. While I don't think belief should be forced on anyone, I think in a culturally and legally Catholic society, most people would choose to embrace the true God and become spiritually Catholic.

@GoodCatholicGirl [quote]Protestants aren't real Christians[/quote]

Like I said, you can take your sanctimony and shove it nice and deep.

[quote]People were a lot happier under this system during the Middle Ages[/quote]

False.

@GoodCatholicGirl [b]People used to be happy under the Catholic system during the middle ages. [/b]

Lol only because if you weren't, they decided you were a witch and burned you 😂

@GoodCatholicGirl You don't even have your theology correct.

Lots of Protestants accept the Nicene creed, which is the widely-accepted standard for "real Christians".

And which Catholicism? The Eastern church split from the Western church, in part, over the Roman lie of the [i]filioque[/i] clause inserted into the creed, not at an Œcumenical council...

Lutherans and those of the Anglican communion (the Church of England, Episcopalians) consider themselves to be the true/"real" Catholics...reforms of THOSE churches (e.g., the Methodists in reaction to the Church of England) also happened to try to move ppl closer to a better faith.