Comments on: Surprising, Unexpected and Politically Correct Salvation

By: Naked Writing Dot Com

Naked Writing Dot Com — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 09:20:14 +0000

Buy Dutch…

It seems that instead of sticking their fingers in a hole in a dike, those rascally Dutch stuck it in the eye of the idiotic Islamic set, hell bent on destruction, desolation and doom. How did our wooden shoed (and……

By: David

David — Sun, 29 Jan 2006 23:07:28 +0000

Barney -

Shelray is much too kind. I find nothing to appreciate in your comment which, short though it is, contains factual errors, non sequiturs, and ironically, non-sense.

The Catholic Church, rather than being anti-sex, exalts sexual intercourse to a point that I am sure you would be uncomfortable. Sex is not good, nor great, it is holy. The experience of marital sexual intercourse is a foretaste of the radical unity of man with God and the communion of saints in the beatific vision.

By the way, what you call antiquated I find evidence of its divine institution. If the Church contradicted herself on her teachings about the truth of the human person, the proper use of sexual relations, or any other fundamental aspect of truth, solely to suit the fancies of sinful mankind, she would certainly not be of divine institution.

Perhaps in the future, you might do a little research before blindly regurgitating pathetic canards which have no basis in truth. In other words, it is time to start thinking for yourself.

By: shelray

shelray — Sun, 29 Jan 2006 16:36:29 +0000

Barney, I appreciate your comment, but the post has nothing to do with censorship. We can all be guilty of over reacting on controversial topics and read what we want to read. If you would take time to actually read the post you would realize that I describe the subject matter of a play that is being performed at Catholic Universities. It is the responsiblity of Catholic Universities to uphold teachings of the Catholic faith, and last time I checked, I don't recall the Church teaching that human beings are mere receptacles for another persons lustful pleasure. I do, however, seem to recall something about the human person being made in the image of God, and I connected the dots and thought that it would be prudent for Catholic Universities to protect the dignighty of women, as though they are real people too.

By: Barney Skaggs

Barney Skaggs — Sun, 29 Jan 2006 15:02:10 +0000

Yeah censoring plays goes right along with book burning and all the other the anti-sex nonsense from your antiquated religion.

By: American Papist

American Papist — Sun, 29 Jan 2006 04:30:24 +0000

Thanks for posting that summary of this pitiful play - it must have been stomach-curdling to even write it.

Still, it’s important because otherwise people of normal sensibilities tend to dismiss how evil it is with “oh, it cant be THAT bad” …

oh yes - it can.