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No. It just seems that way because of the anti-Catholic squatters who church it on the religion forum on a daily basis. Whose form of Christian fellowship is to mock fellow Christians in posts to one another.

Maybe that's to be expected. Most of the inhabitants of the RF are elderly, retired, maybe house-bound. It sure would explain a great many things. Particularly the intransigence found in the protestant contingent along with the devolution of human decency that is normally found in the elderly as they revert to childish antics.

I noticed you brought up that "who posts the most..." argument again. I also noticed you never did respond to what I had to say on the matter. Specifically that the majority of threads posted by Catholics are responsorial in addressing the claims of Protestants, i.e., "Why we don't worship Mary" etc. It's interesting that a protestant would view Catholics trying to defend their faith as anti-Protestant.

Perhaps if being a protestant didn't involve the negative proposition of being anti-Catholic it wouldn't be an issue but unfortunately it is. The inevitable consequence of having a theology that isn't so much for something, but against something else.

Twink: I understand what you're saying. Don't be disheartened by the vile actions of others.

That is a well written summary of the issue and this thread is an example. The heart of the matter are religious movements whose perceived legitimacy depends on a rejection of all things Catholic.

The heart of the matter are religious movements whose perceived legitimacy depends on a rejection of all things Catholic.

The heart of the matter are religious movements whose perceived legitimacy depends on an acceptance of all things Catholicism added.