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Catholics - Do you sometimes doubt the Pope?
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I wonder, sometimes, why a Lutheran would start a "Catholics only thread" asking what Catholics think about the pope?
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I know how other denominations feel which is why I want to hear Catholic opinions only. Isn't that fair?
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No, it isn't fair
Please elaborate.
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I would like to hear a Catholics opinion on the papacy as well.
My grandma is a strict catholic and I remember her being extremely concerned when pope Benedict resigned. She was scared for the church.
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My grandma is a strict catholic and I remember her being extremely concerned when pope Benedict resigned. She was scared for the church.
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So far I am the only Catholic who has posted in this allegedly "catholics only" thread
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And yet you haven't responded to what I asked.
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That's right. But if you've read my posts over the years then you already know the answer I'd give. And you probably know why I'd give it too. And since nobody else who is Catholic has answered were you expecting me to answer your question? If so why not just send a PM to me asking what my opinion is? ....
Never mind, I was just wondering why a Lutheran started a Thread intended for Catholics only ... seems odd. It would be like me starting a thread for Lutherans only.
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Your opinion changes over time I've learned. I do not really know your opinion on this 100%. Perhaps we'll get other Catholics here to the site to answer then since you refuse to just simply write the appropriate response. Instead you prefer to go off on tangents.
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1. We have an AUSTRALIAN resident and citizen that starts countless threads about the President of the United States of America, even demanding his removal from office as his non-president.
2. Who SHOULD Lutherans ask about what Catholics believe? You indicate it's wrong to ask Catholics, so who should we ask?
3. I've found that some Catholics are extremely skilled at dodging RCC Dogmas that embarrass them, things they can't defend and don't agree with - but it would reveal them as "bad Catholics" if they admitted that. Thus, the dodge. I'm not saying that's your motivation (I don't know) only that I've suspected it MANY times over the years, just certain RCC Dogmas that many Catholics rather consistently dodge and evade (often skillfully).
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