Author Topic: Habitual Ritual Message for my fisheater freinds. (Read 48780 times)

Traditional Guy 20 · « **Reply #175 on:** October 10, 2012, 11:32:26 AM »

Quote from: Petertherock

Really? Please tell me when I ever said we should go to war against Iran? I have said just the opposite. I have said if Israel wants a war with Iran then let them go at it without the USA. I have also questioned why Iran hasn't demanded the UN investigate the Israeli nuclear weapons program. If I was the President of Iran, I would tell the UN I will allow inspections of my nukes after Israel has their's inspected.

So again, looks like the only nutters here are you boys.

So you would support Israel violating international law by bombing Iran for no reason? Isn't that like what America did by bombing German U-boats during World War II before she entered the war? Do you support these violations of international law?

Charlemagne · « **Reply #176 on:** May 11, 2013, 07:34:00 PM »

Quote from: JohnGrey

This post is part and parcel of why the modernist heresy has made such headway into traditionalist circles. The ever-growing duration of the apostasy has taxed the hope and patience those that were once completely committed to the immemorial Tradition of the Church (the current SSPX sellout is among the most topical and poignant examples). Meanwhile, milquetoast pseudo-traditionalists chastise us for not being more understanding of those still attached to the conciliar antichurch.

Well, the holy Faith isn't a lifestyle or cultural that one assimilates into by degrees, and I do not have the time to spare the feelings of those that don't like to be told that their religion was conceived in the bed of self-deification and spread from the ѕуηαgσgυє of Satan. Anything softer tacitly implies that the false Johannine-Pauline religion (hat-tip to Hobbles) is similar to the divinely revealed religion of God, that it's a matter of politics rather than doctrine and that one simply needs to slide down the bench to the conservative end for everything to be okay. People who want to treat the Faith like a scavenger hunt ("oh, I found the Church's true teaching on X, but I'll just stay in NO land until I'm really certain!") don't want a religion, they want a hobby and they need to take up fly-fishing or something. We have a finite amount of time in this life, and with so many being brave enough to just plunge headlong into recognition of the NO's heresy and ask questions later, I don't have time for fence-sitters that wanted to be begged and enticed into their own salvation. It's time that we realized that we weren't put on this Earth to make their idle hands busy.

I'm new here and just found this old post. However, I must say: :applause:

Zeitun · « **Reply #177 on:** May 11, 2013, 07:46:34 PM »

Quote from: Charlemagne

Quote from: JohnGrey

This post is part and parcel of why the modernist heresy has made such headway into traditionalist circles. The ever-growing duration of the apostasy has taxed the hope and patience those that were once completely committed to the immemorial Tradition of the Church (the current SSPX sellout is among the most topical and poignant examples). Meanwhile, milquetoast pseudo-traditionalists chastise us for not being more understanding of those still attached to the conciliar antichurch.

Well, the holy Faith isn't a lifestyle or cultural that one assimilates into by degrees, and I do not have the time to spare the feelings of those that don't like to be told that their religion was conceived in the bed of self-deification and spread from the ѕуηαgσgυє of Satan. Anything softer tacitly implies that the false Johannine-Pauline religion (hat-tip to Hobbles) is similar to the divinely revealed religion of God, that it's a matter of politics rather than doctrine and that one simply needs to slide down the bench to the conservative end for everything to be okay. People who want to treat the Faith like a scavenger hunt ("oh, I found the Church's true teaching on X, but I'll just stay in NO land until I'm really certain!") don't want a religion, they want a hobby and they need to take up fly-fishing or something. We have a finite amount of time in this life, and with so many being brave enough to just plunge headlong into recognition of the NO's heresy and ask questions later, I don't have time for fence-sitters that wanted to be begged and enticed into their own salvation. It's time that we realized that we weren't put on this Earth to make their idle hands busy.

I'm new here and just found this old post. However, I must say: :applause:

Thanks for bumping that. I never read it but

Hear, hear! :dwarf:

Charlemagne · « **Reply #178 on:** May 11, 2013, 07:48:30 PM »

Seriously, it's one of the best posts I've ever read on any forum. Perfect.

Charlemagne · « **Reply #179 on:** May 11, 2013, 07:56:28 PM »

Quote from: guitarplucker

Normally converts keep a low profile, and don't position themselves in authority over other Catholics.

Unless you're Scott Hahn. :barf: