Groundhog Day WAW #16

[missmyfriend]

Do you still mean it?

[LostPhil]

Boy that is a really dumb question. Of course I mean it.

[fig]

I am Catholic and it is a joining of two complete people

becoming one is a metaphor

[LostPhil]

It is not a metaphor. It is a sacrament. Do you know what the word sacrament means? Ordained by Christ. IT CAN NOT BE BROKEN!

If you think it is a metaphor then you are a conveyor belt Catholic. Only believing what you want to believe and moving along.

This is why a woman must leave their father, and a man must leave his mother to be joined with one another as one.

Next you are going to tell me that the blessed sacrament is not true presence of Christ. It's a metaphor. IT IS NOT A METAPHOR!

Well it is not... Read John Chapter 6.

Melchizedek in Genesis a type of Christ, no geanology, no linage, a high priest. Brought bread and wine... Payed tithes.

Why? Why Melchizedek brought communion? Why????? WHY? Answer me?

Now the flood, that might have been a metaphor. MIGHT!

[AmyC]

you've been spanked

I don't see it that way at all. Virginia has displayed adequate concern for respect and safety of everyone.

It just so happens I have the attention of the boss. I'm sure Michelle is reading too. I'm sure she could write a book about my sitch. I'll even co-author, we can make a movie.

OMG soda just shot outta my nose!!!

ROTFLMAO!!!


Only you, Phil - Phil the self-described magnificent - would interpret a visit by Virginia to mean you're something special.

Dude, she has visited many of us.

And usually it's because we've been acting like a full out ass.

You are more deluded than your wife and it's well worth "hearing" you bitch and moan just to say so.

And before you flatter yourself, aside from your reply to Virginia, I don't read your posts anymore.
I come by your thread only to watch how many others make their way to the same conclusions that the rest of us did.

The average time is much lower these days...

You're not an enigma, man.

And you're not special, over-intelligent or enlightened.

You're just an overgrown spoiled brat.

Good luck with that.

Now go ahead, cast me out!





AmyC

[fig]

AmyC you crack me up

and

yes Phil it is a metaphor

I taught theology and Catholic doctrine

but

only hear what you want

NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!

[LostPhil]

I don't care what you taught. IT IS NOT A METAPHOR!

Body, blood, soul and divinity in the Eucharist. That is not a metaphor.

Marriage as one is not a metaphor.

Baptism forever, can not be taken away. It is not a metaphor.

If you taught it then you should know it.

AmyC, you crack me up.... I never casted you out... I only said for you to go home.

How am I a spoiled brat. Your the one that acts self rightous. holier than now, hell fire and damnation.

And the reference to Virginia was satire. It's called sarcasm. Irony.

This site, it feeds off the weak. DB coaches... books... self help blubbering egocentric psychobabble BS.

Christ should come in here and upset some tables!

The old oak tree's bark was like scales of an aligator. - That is a metaphor.

[LostPhil]

You know it is amazing. I get scorned for my behavior but others are still able to proceed with their ignorant comments towards me.

[fig]

You are correct. The Eucharist is not a metaphor
it is one of the things that separates the Catholic religion from other forms of Christianity.

However...mariiage is the joining of two people
they are not one flesh

we are one flesh with Christ

big difference

and

AmyC is not all hell fire and damnation

also
your reference to sarcasm and irony is off
they are not the same thing

if you are so disatisfied with this board then leave
you do not need to insult people to get a point across

because listen little pup
you have much to learn from the big dogs

you can't run with the big dogs when you still whimper like a pup

[LostPhil]

Fig,

Sorry you are wrong.

A sacrament is still a sacrament.

Baptism is a Sacrament.
Receiving the Blessed Sacrament is a sacrament. You just admitted it was true flesh and blood.
Marriage is a Sacrament.

CCC 1605 Holy Scripture affirms that man and woman were created for one another: "It is not good that the man should be alone."[92] The woman, "flesh of his flesh," i.e., his counterpart, his equal, his nearest in all things, is given to him by God as a "helpmate"; she thus represents God from whom comes our help.[93] "Therefore a man leaves his father and his mother and cleaves to his wife, and they become one flesh."[94] The Lord himself shows that this signifies an unbreakable union of their two lives by recalling what the plan of the Creator had been "in the beginning": "So they are no longer two, but one flesh."[95]

Now teach waht you have been taught, so called big dog! I think you are the one out of soup, pal. Now go away. Do not post to me anymore, Fig.

So they are no longer two, but one flesh

AmyC, told me she was all about it.
AmyC is not all hell fire and damnation