Author Topic: All Men are Equal in Whatever is Necessary for their Nature End (Read 2346 times)

ranlare · « **on:** January 26, 2016, 04:46:06 PM »

(BALTIMORE CATECHISM #3, LESSON 1 - ON THE END OF MAN)

Q. 128. In what respect are all men equal?

A. All men are equal in whatever is necessary for their nature and end. They are all composed of a body and soul; they are all created to the image and likeness of God; they are all gifted with understanding and free will; and they have all been created for the same end -- God.

Q. 129. Do not men differ in many things?

A. Men differ in many things, such as learning, wealth, power, etc.; but these things belong to the world and not man's nature. He came into this world without them and he will leave it without them. Only the consequences of good or evil done in this world will accompany men to the next.

OHCA · « **Reply #1 on:** January 26, 2016, 07:11:22 PM »

Quote from: ranlare

(BALTIMORE CATECHISM #3, LESSON 1 - ON THE END OF MAN)

Q. 128. In what respect are all men equal?

A. All men are equal in whatever is necessary for their nature and end. They are all composed of a body and soul; they are all created to the image and likeness of God; they are all gifted with understanding and free will; and they have all been created for the same end -- God.

Q. 129. Do not men differ in many things?

A. Men differ in many things, such as learning, wealth, power, etc.; but these things belong to the world and not man's nature. He came into this world without them and he will leave it without them. Only the consequences of good or evil done in this world will accompany men to the next.

You are a pompous hypocrite if you are any sort of legitimate Catholic at all, which I doubt very seriously that you are. More likely, you are simply an idiot Jєωιѕн troll.

ranlare · « **Reply #2 on:** January 26, 2016, 07:53:35 PM »

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Quote from: ranlare
(BALTIMORE CATECHISM #3, LESSON 1 - ON THE END OF MAN)

Q. 128. In what respect are all men equal?

A. All men are equal in whatever is necessary for their nature and end. They are all composed of a body and soul; they are all created to the image and likeness of God; they are all gifted with understanding and free will; and they have all been created for the same end -- God.

Q. 129. Do not men differ in many things?

A. Men differ in many things, such as learning, wealth, power, etc.; but these things belong to the world and not man's nature. He came into this world without them and he will leave it without them. Only the consequences of good or evil done in this world will accompany men to the next.

You are a pompous hypocrite if you are any sort of legitimate Catholic at all, which I doubt very seriously that you are. More likely, you are simply an idiot Jєωιѕн troll.

Wow, those beautiful truths from the Catechism really set you off. GREAT!!!

Sigismund · « **Reply #3 on:** January 26, 2016, 08:01:36 PM »

Cathinfo may be the only place in cyberspace where one can quote the Baltimore Catechism and be accused of being a Jєωιѕн troll.

ranlare · « **Reply #4 on:** January 26, 2016, 08:18:08 PM »

Who is this OHCA "guy".

It seems as soon as I brought up The Pledge of the Legion of Decency and now these holy truths from the Catechism, he publicly is impotent to stop his rage.