Send CathInfo's owner Matthew a gift from his Amazon wish list:
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25M2B8RERL1UO

Author Topic: Post Partum depression  (Read 6036 times)

2 Members and 4 Guests are viewing this topic.

Offline Ladislaus

  • Supporter
Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #175 on: Yesterday at 06:15:44 PM »
She was an NO catholic.  Spiritual warfare is real.  She should not have killed her children.  I can't repeat that enough.  But God in his passive will allowed a mistrial.  We can gripe about the current outcome or we can try to find out what God is doing in this.

Some of you want to protect future children.  I understand that.  But let's be real, she is in a wheel chair and is divorced from her husband.  Why do we need to continue this conversation?  This is a sincere question.

Because PRINCIPLES matter.  As per many females, you only look at the person involve, whereas men look at the principles and the potential impact on society.  We've had a couple of potential copycat crimes.  Imagine if a precedent were set that this type of behavior was condoned, destroying a potential deterrent against it, since they could always use the "Clancy" defense.  Nor does it suffice that Clancy herself is in a wheelchair.  So what?  Justice isn't SIMPLY about neutrlizing threats.  There's such a thing as the society failing to values the lives of the murdered children by failing to demand justice, cheapening human life in principle.  Dr. Alan Keyes delivered one of the most articulate explanations that I had ever heard about this.  Women should be barred from serving on any juries except potentially as consultants, where the men could ask women some questions that might be appropriate for any given case at hand, although two of the three men showed themselves to have been turned into wimps.

Offline Ladislaus

  • Supporter
Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #176 on: Yesterday at 06:22:25 PM »
Can't we just have a proper balance.  You say I call it too much spiritual.  You blame the temporal too much. Some people will read your post and get scrupulous about drinking water.

I will say stress does increase inflammation.  Is it stress due to internals or externals?  Or both?  Can we calculate it?  Or do we just learn to destress? Or we try to find the Real Pressence and approach the Divine Physician?

I think all this gives proof that Christ is not at the Novus Ordo tables.  No matter how much you wish it.

Nonsense about my blaming the temporal too much.  I have a very balanced view, where I am very open to there being direct diabolical influence.  What stupidity is this about people being "scrupulous" to drink the water.  Scrupulosity has nothing to do with the matter.  People SHOULD of course avoid drinking unfiltered tap water.  There's a huge amount of filth in there, from contraceptives to antibiotics to hormones to various prescription medicines, to say nothing of how most municipalities put fluoride into the water .. and all of these can easily disrupt someone's hormone or endocrine system.  At no point did I say that there IS certainly something in the water, but there most definitely COULD be something in the water.  But then you declare it "imbalanced" for me simply to ENTERTAIN the possibility of natural causes.  It's you who constantly make declarative statements about demon whispering.  Mabye; maybe not.  THAT is the balanced view, and that is what I presented, so you needn't try to gaslight this by claiming that someone who finds your view imbalanced is imbalanced in the opposite direction.  That's completely false and fallacious.


Online Gray2023

  • Supporter
Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #177 on: Yesterday at 07:44:46 PM »
There have been Eucharistic miracles at Novus Ordo Masses. Before I discovered the Latin Mass I experienced graces from attending the New Mass. Definitely. I think it depends apon the priest and whether he believes in the Divine Presence. If he doesn’t, then the Mass may be problematic. I would just be careful implying that all NO masses are invalid. Even Bp Williamson said we cannot say the NO always invalid but to go to the Latin Mass if we can. Coming back to Clancy I don’t think this is relevant.about the New Mass.Most non Christian women in primitive societies would never dream of harming their children and would protect their children with their life.
Graces from the Mass?  Or were you also praying the Rosary?

Online Gray2023

  • Supporter
Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #178 on: Yesterday at 07:58:59 PM »
Because PRINCIPLES matter.  As per many females, you only look at the person involve, whereas men look at the principles and the potential impact on society.  We've had a couple of potential copycat crimes.  Imagine if a precedent were set that this type of behavior was condoned, destroying a potential deterrent against it, since they could always use the "Clancy" defense.  Nor does it suffice that Clancy herself is in a wheelchair.  So what?  Justice isn't SIMPLY about neutrlizing threats.  There's such a thing as the society failing to values the lives of the murdered children by failing to demand justice, cheapening human life in principle.  Dr. Alan Keyes delivered one of the most articulate explanations that I had ever heard about this.  Women should be barred from serving on any juries except potentially as consultants, where the men could ask women some questions that might be appropriate for any given case at hand, although two of the three men showed themselves to have been turned into wimps.
Oh that makes sense.  :trollface:  Men deserve a jury of peers, but women don't.  

Women ate too confusing   too emotional, too weak.  We need to keep them under lock and key.  They have ruined society.

Or maybe men are just afraid of the connection women have to the spiritual?

That makes sense because society was perfect until women got more freedom.  :trollface:

Men have killed their family more often due to an upcoming divorce.  Why aren't we including this in the conversation?  The statistics say a man does this every 5 days.

Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #179 on: Yesterday at 08:08:39 PM »
Wow... today is the feast of the VII Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary and...THIS... is the topic of interest to traditional Catholics.  :facepalm:

And you wonder why we're in such a mess.