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Traditional Catholic Faith => Funny Stuff for Catholics => Topic started by: Quid Retribuam Domino on October 28, 2018, 08:34:40 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhU0qcd_AhM
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That's absolutely precious. Just beautiful. This offers great hope for our world.
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If a domestic calico cat and an endangered spotted owl can be friends, why not Catholics and Jєωs?
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Thank you for sharing, Quid Retribuam Domino. Have a nice day! ;D
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If a domestic calico cat and an endangered spotted owl can be friends, why not Catholics and Jєωs?
I suspect you're kidding but, in case you're not, St. John Chrysostom, et al, advise against it.
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Uhm, the cat was most likely just cleaning its tongue off on the owl. They lick all kinds of stuff that way, including couches and people's pants. Either that or it was trying to figure out if the owl would taste good. It's easy to impose our own perspective on things like that.
Now, dogs, on the other hand, they do seem to have affection and loyalty. Some cats do as well, but they're in the minority. Most cats are just cold users. It's very common for dogs to give their lives protecting their masters. Or you see the dogs that get depressed when their masters die. We have a dog that's gotten attached to my oldest daughter. When this daughter goes to school, the dog sits there by the door looking depressed for much of the day.
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I suspect you're kidding but, in case you're not, St. John Chrysostom, et al, advise against it.
Does everything here, including a cat licking an owl, have to turn into a theological debate?
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I know. I'm the worst here. I would immediately start speculating about the various qualities of animals vs. how these qualities are different than when you find the same things in human beings.