It might be easier to come up with an "anathema quick reference" to have a central guide to Catholic beliefs. Actually, what am I talking about..I haven't seen ONE 'quick' answer to anything Catholic..
I haven’t found a comprehensive list of all 125 or 126 anathemas which are supposed to have been pronounced. Mostly I get the most common ones.
The Catholic church makes things FAR too complicated.
Just reading through the Catechism of the Catholic church and trying to figure out what it’s saying is enough to give one a headache, but get into the rest of the stuff and compare the Council of Trent with Vatican II and there’s no way a Catholic could know if they’re coming or going.
It’s no wonder Catholics on these threads and take opposite sides on a issue, and both support themselves from Catholic sources.
And the non-Catholic is wrong, no matter what their position on any issue.
Wellllllllllllll
considering all the rubbery convolutions . . . double standards . . . . twists and turns . . .
they first have to calculate the desired result with the audience involved . . .
then they have to calculate how to pile on the rationalizations and obfuscations in the most confusing ways possible so that they have infinite wiggle waggle room.
All that must take a lot of time.
/s