[nitzy]

We don’t need more Christians; we need the kind that keeps the ancient apostolic faith, within the Church founded by Jesus Christ. The privatized DIY American model is hopelessly inadequate and defective.

I am getting kind of sick and tired of the Catholic bigotry take over of FR.

I don't mind that 1/3 of the posts have explicit or implicit Catholic overtones but when this kind of junk is thrown in it starts to get to me.

[stuartcr]

‘I am getting kind of sick and tired of the Catholic bigotry take over of FR.’

Which is why having more Christians won’t necessarily change our culture...as I said earlier, unless all Christians are of the exact same mindset, one group or the other is going to insist they are right, and the other is wrong.

God made humans with the free will to choose their beliefs throughout history.

[ansel12]

Christian denominations that predictably vote for Obama and Al Gore and Clinton to advance the left’s homosexual/abortion agenda, are going to come under question.

What is surprising is when one of those denomination’s voting is so fiercely supported and defended among conservative political activists.

[Albion Wilde]

I am getting kind of sick and tired of the Catholic bigotry take over of FR. I don't mind that 1/3 of the posts have explicit or implicit Catholic overtones but when this kind of junk is thrown in it starts to get to me

I don't think the post meant that. Remember, the Eastern Orthodox church is out there, and is not Catholic. But more to the point, even as late as the 1960s, the Anglican and Methodist Episcopal churches, to name two I am familiar with, were holding to the "apostolic faith" mentioned at every service in the Apostle's Creed. Then the Youth Rebellion, The Pill, and The Sexual Revolution started to take over U.S. Protestantism and its seminaries.