Given that a certain traditionally-Catholic country is currently in the news for Israel closing its embassy, due to death threats against its staff, antisemitism is very much a relevant problem for the Roman Catholic Church.Quote:
If you're a fellow Catholic, please join me in mailing and calling the USCCB and begging them to stop focusing on the virtue signaling nonsense, and fix the very real problems happening in our churches right now.
You forgot part of the verse.Quo Vadis? said:Sapper Redux said:Quo Vadis? said:Sapper Redux said:
Deuteronomy is pretty explicit that children are not to be put to death for the sins of the father and visa versa. Is that not in the Catholic Bible?
Deuteronomy is all over the place, it also says that the sins of the parent are laid upon their children, even so far as the 3rd and 4th generation, contextually it's a warning against disobedience and an incentive towards obedience, but it still prompts a rebuke from Ezekiel in 18:20.
You're thinking of Exodus. And the Jewish belief is that behavior is often transmitted by parents resulting in a continuance of the sin, but the sin itself that is not continued. It is a new sin of the individual.
No I'm thinking of deuteronomy, 5:9.
It's referring to children who continue in the sinful ways of their parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents. Not saying that sin itself is inherited.Quote:
Do not bow down to them or worship them because I, the Lord your God, am a passionate God. I punish children for their parents' sinseven to the third and fourth generations of those who hate me.
BonfireNerd04 said:Given that a certain traditionally-Catholic country is currently in the news for Israel closing its embassy, due to death threats against its staff, antisemitism is very much a relevant problem for the Roman Catholic Church.Quote:
If you're a fellow Catholic, please join me in mailing and calling the USCCB and begging them to stop focusing on the virtue signaling nonsense, and fix the very real problems happening in our churches right now.
Your post is disgustingly tone-deaf.
BonfireNerd04 said:You forgot part of the verse.Quo Vadis? said:Sapper Redux said:Quo Vadis? said:Sapper Redux said:
Deuteronomy is pretty explicit that children are not to be put to death for the sins of the father and visa versa. Is that not in the Catholic Bible?
Deuteronomy is all over the place, it also says that the sins of the parent are laid upon their children, even so far as the 3rd and 4th generation, contextually it's a warning against disobedience and an incentive towards obedience, but it still prompts a rebuke from Ezekiel in 18:20.
You're thinking of Exodus. And the Jewish belief is that behavior is often transmitted by parents resulting in a continuance of the sin, but the sin itself that is not continued. It is a new sin of the individual.
No I'm thinking of deuteronomy, 5:9.It's referring to children who continue in the sinful ways of their parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents. Not saying that sin itself is inherited.Quote:
Do not bow down to them or worship them because I, the Lord your God, am a passionate God. I punish children for their parents' sinseven to the third and fourth generations of those who hate me.
BonfireNerd04 said:Given that a certain traditionally-Catholic country is currently in the news for Israel closing its embassy, due to death threats against its staff, antisemitism is very much a relevant problem for the Roman Catholic Church.Quote:
If you're a fellow Catholic, please join me in mailing and calling the USCCB and begging them to stop focusing on the virtue signaling nonsense, and fix the very real problems happening in our churches right now.
Your post is disgustingly tone-deaf.
747Ag said:BonfireNerd04 said:Given that a certain traditionally-Catholic country is currently in the news for Israel closing its embassy, due to death threats against its staff, antisemitism is very much a relevant problem for the Roman Catholic Church.Quote:
If you're a fellow Catholic, please join me in mailing and calling the USCCB and begging them to stop focusing on the virtue signaling nonsense, and fix the very real problems happening in our churches right now.
Your post is disgustingly tone-deaf.
"Catholic" Ireland... who voted for the Moloch Ritual.
Spare me the righteous indignation. More like apostate Ireland. Kyrie Eleison. St. Patrick, pray for us.
