Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Hello!
I'm back after what seems like forever, but anyways, here I am! A few days ago in Religion class, my teacher brought up an interesting point. So, I thought I'd elaborate on the subject.
All you other people out there, who aren't Catholic or even Christian. If any of you think we worship relics, Crucifixes, Crosses, ect., think again. Do you have any nearby pictures of family or whatever? Why do you keep them? Let me answer for you. To remind you of those people. Same thing with us Catholics We keep statues and crosses and Crucifixes and Icons to remind us of our Lord and our Lady.
And all you Christian Catholics out there, don't snicker. We are all sinners. When people are wrong about what the Roman Catholic church teaches, don't laugh. How much do you know about Hinduism? Muslim? Baptist? How much do you really know about your own faith? What are the myseries of the rosaries? Do you know Cannon Law? Do you pray at all, out of Church?
My point is: Don't persecute others when you don't know or aren't sure of you information, or even your own faith. Next post: The Rosary: What's the big deal?
All you other people out there, who aren't Catholic or even Christian. If any of you think we worship relics, Crucifixes, Crosses, ect., think again. Do you have any nearby pictures of family or whatever? Why do you keep them? Let me answer for you. To remind you of those people. Same thing with us Catholics We keep statues and crosses and Crucifixes and Icons to remind us of our Lord and our Lady.
And all you Christian Catholics out there, don't snicker. We are all sinners. When people are wrong about what the Roman Catholic church teaches, don't laugh. How much do you know about Hinduism? Muslim? Baptist? How much do you really know about your own faith? What are the myseries of the rosaries? Do you know Cannon Law? Do you pray at all, out of Church?
My point is: Don't persecute others when you don't know or aren't sure of you information, or even your own faith. Next post: The Rosary: What's the big deal?
