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MutantMandias Perverse and Often Baffling
Location: Atlanta, GA Gender: Male Total Likes: 268 likes
Are you a reporter? Contact me for a UE interview! Also not averse to the the idea of group/anal.
| | | | Re: Contraceptives & Catholics < Reply # 51 on 3/6/2012 12:58 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by MrGreenJeans If you're suggesting warfare is somehow taxes used for government sponsored murder, look up "just war theory", though I'm sure you don't really care what religions actually think about it. The idea is a whole different topic, it doesn't have anything to do with Catholics being forced to pay for contraceptives and abortions.
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No, can't say as I do "care what religions actually think about it," since that is not even a cogent sentence. You can also look up lots of things about how people use the Bible to justify greed and selfishness, so whatevs.
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| splumer
Location: Cleveland, Ohio Gender: Male Total Likes: 201 likes
| | | Re: Contraceptives & Catholics < Reply # 59 on 3/6/2012 2:19 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by MrGreenJeans Which church dictates say you cannot make discoveries?
| None, but if those discoveries run counter to church teachings you run the risk of being excommunicated or worse. Galileo, for daring suggest that the Earth goes around the Sun, was placed under house arrest, and it wasn't until 1992 that the church finally admitted he was right. Yes, 20 years ago. And there are still those that deny objective reality: http://galileowaswrong.blogspot.com/For more modern examples, go to Amazon and read the reviews of some books on the origin of the universe. You may need a prescription for certain contraceptives, but you do not need them. Don't have sex, buy a condom or purchase them yourself. You don't need insurance to get prescriptions. This isn't a simple health matter, it's a religious matter. Comparing it to cholesterol medicine is nonsense.
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Yes, and you can have nothing but rice and tea for dinner for the rest of your life, too. I take it you're not in a relationship. Sure, you could buy condoms, and until 2004 when I had my vasectomy, that's what I did. And I paid for them using my flexible spending account. Unfortunately, French Ticklers weren't covered. But if I worked at a Catholic university, I couldn't have done that, or gotten my vasectomy covered by insurance. If you're suggesting warfare is somehow taxes used for government sponsored murder, look up "just war theory", though I'm sure you don't really care what religions actually think about it. The idea is a whole different topic, it doesn't have anything to do with Catholics being forced to pay for contraceptives and abortions.
| I am quite familiar with the concept of a just war. In my opinion, the US has not engage in one since the 1940s. A lot of people agree with me, but that doesn't give me the right to withhold my taxes because of it.
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