I did indeed miss it. Strangely, I think the church would approve since it satires non-religious behaviour.
I did indeed miss it. Strangely, I think the church would approve since it satires non-religious behaviour.
To square the circle you need a toy 'risen Christ' which is revealed when you break the egg.
I'd like to have commented on that thread but it would have been removed. I wish him the resti-est of peaces like I would anyone, but I highly object to the world needing a glorified cult leader to cleanse us all of our "sins" and to tell us that everything good that happens is the work of god, but everything horrible that happnes naturally is man's fault. What money it must cost to keep all this religious garbage going
Anyone who has visited the Vatican should know that the weekly collections are used to maintain a lavish lifestyle.
Well exactly. I'm not sure what anyone found that offended them. It's just a silly comedy song. It's not really satirising anything or even taking the mickey out of the church. It's purely a joke about the combination of Jesus and chocolate which as most people know is because the Christian Church targeted the pagan festivals of midwinter and spring to make them Christian.
I think I'm out of touch with current RC theology. In the old days (when I were a lad) One had to adhere to the teachings of the Catholic church ("only non-Catholics call it 'Roman' ") or be damned*. So every member of every other Christian sect was headed for the fires, as were, of course, all non-Christians. Nowadays they seem mostly to be on friendly speaking terms, all the Christians especially are mutually supportive. So has the RC heaven become a less exclusive club?
*The one exception, as I recall, was the 'heathen' who lived a good life but had never heard of the 'true faith'. They got in after a spell in Purgatory. However, if they had encountered a missionary but not converted, they were damned no matter how worthy a life they led.
Does that mean it is kind of like the EU?
You have to be a full member to receive the full benefits, but you can negotiate a deal like Norway for some benefits. 😉
I think I'm out of touch with current RC theology. In the old days (when I were a lad) One had to adhere to the teachings of the Catholic church ("only non-Catholics call it 'Roman' ") or be damned*. So every member of every other Christian sect was headed for the fires, as were, of course, all non-Christians. Nowadays they seem mostly to be on friendly speaking terms, all the Christians especially are mutually supportive. So has the RC heaven become a less exclusive club?
*The one exception, as I recall, was the 'heathen' who lived a good life but had never heard of the 'true faith'. They got in after a spell in Purgatory. However, if they had encountered a missionary but not converted, they were damned no matter how worthy a life they led.