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Interesting facts about me
I have an Associates Degree in Business. I am currently discerning what to do next with my life in regards to employment. I
am a very devout Catholic that is interested in Catholic theology, spirituality, and the traditions of the Latin Church. I am currently discerning whether I
should get a degree in theology. I am also interested in politics and social justice issues. I consider myself what they call a "social conservative"
and I am a registered Republican though I consider myself independent minded.
For leisure time, I like to play video games, surf the internet, read mostly theological articles and books, read and study the Bible, go to Church, watch certain TV shows that I'm a fan of (e.g. Lost, Terminator, Fringe, Simpsons, etc.). I'm also a bit of a Newsaholic. I also like to watch sports occasionally, particularly football and baseball. I also like to take long walks.
For leisure time, I like to play video games, surf the internet, read mostly theological articles and books, read and study the Bible, go to Church, watch certain TV shows that I'm a fan of (e.g. Lost, Terminator, Fringe, Simpsons, etc.). I'm also a bit of a Newsaholic. I also like to watch sports occasionally, particularly football and baseball. I also like to take long walks.
My blog
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Pope Benedict XVI and Today's Biblical Interpretation Crisis
01/25/09 13:02:43 | 0 Comments
October 19 Pope Benedict XVI and Today's Biblical Interpretation Crisis Pope Benedict XVI recently addressed the synod criticizing the modern approach to Scripture interpretation that many scholars have in which they focus on the historical aspect, exclude the theology and tradition of the Church, and at times deny supernatural or miraculous events as recorded in the bible. He also stated that the Bible is not a "myth," it is a true story of the history of our... -
A Summary of Catholic Sexual Ethics
01/25/09 13:01:50 | 0 Comments
October 11 A Summary of Catholic Sexual Ethics First, we must define precisely what love is and what lust is as taught by the Church. We must also remember that one cannot be guilty of grave sin unless there is grave matter, full knowledge, and deliberate consent. Grave matter is specified by the broad categories of the Ten Commandments.
Love: The willingness to sacrifice and give one's self completely for the sake of the other. Love is... -
Another Nail In Embryo Destructive Research's Coffin
01/25/09 13:00:48 | 0 Comments
October 10 Another Nail In Embryo Destructive Research's Coffin Good news! According to the Associated Press, researchers have discovered that they can derive stem cells from the male testicles. These stem cells are as equally versatile as embryonic stem cells minus the ethical dilemma. It would probably only be useful for males. However, there is a possibility that they can do the same with the female egg cells. Still, the AP's... -
Was The Early Church Pagan?
01/25/09 12:59:43 | 0 Comments
March 12 Was The Early Church Pagan? At an MSN Group that I frequent, an Anti-Catholic member posted the following message: RA: this is church history 101 and I know we've been through this before. Constantine had two factions he was concerned with while his glamorous political career was in full swing: after the success in the battle at Milvan in 313 he became tolerant of Christianity and from that trend Theodosius made the compromised version of Christianity... -
Moral Principles on How to Vote
01/25/09 12:44:21 | 0 Comments
March 09 Moral Principles on How to Vote The following are snippets of the USCCB document, "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship." 32. Sometimes morally flawed laws already exist. In this situation, the process of framing legislation to protect life is subject to prudential judgment and "the art of the possible." At times this process may restore justice only partially or gradually....
My recent posts
| Title | Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Re: Prayer request | Reply | 11/29/09 |
| Re: SEALs capture notorious terrorist -- SEALs arrested! | Reply | 11/28/09 |
| Re: Chris Matthews should be fired | Reply | 11/28/09 |
| Christopher West presents ‘profoundly troubling’ idea of Christian freedom, Catholic writer says | New Topic | 11/21/09 |
| Re: Introduction to The Gift of Infallibility | Reply | 11/20/09 |
| Re: Oprah leaves Chicago Sept 9, 2011 | Reply | 11/20/09 |
| Re: Introduction to The Gift of Infallibility | Reply | 11/18/09 |
| Re: Seminar to be held on responsibilities of Catholic universities | Reply | 11/18/09 |
| Benedict XVI surfs the web and uses email | New Topic | 11/16/09 |
| Re: Seminar to be held on responsibilities of Catholic universities | Reply | 11/16/09 |
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wondrousgnat
12/18/08
This room can be a chalenge and it does getme stressed out at times.
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