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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s so weird as a spiritual, but not religious, person having to watch the organized religions who the hold the most political and social power try to imbue their values on the rest of us who don’t hold them. Like clearly this speech is pushing traditional values where women raise kids and stay home. To suggest otherwise is to insult our intelligence. I believe in a merciful God, but I don’t hold any of these odd rigid social beliefs found in things like Catholicism essentially mandating women stick to a “vocation”. It’s fked up yall hold so much sway over the rest of us just trying to exist in America.[/quote] This is NOT Catholicism. He's an idiot.[/quote] To you it’s not. To some it is. This is the problem with religious “interpretation” in general and the most compelling reason society should rely on the Golden rule, but also insist on a neutral playing field whereby the observable world perceivable to all people is employed in policy making, and why we should not allow organized religion to guide policy. There’s like 7000 religions in the world. I don’t give a fk if one adherent to one of them says “my religion is this!” And another says “no! It’s this!” Because frankly these organized religions are all nuts. And they are all used for control. We need a neutral system reliant on treating others as you’d like to be treated.[/quote] Wrong. As other posters have stated, with cites, much of what he said is actually contrary to Catholic teaching. That is not an "interpretation." It's a different belief altogether. Also, the response was to PP saying: "odd rigid social beliefs found in things like Catholicism essentially mandating women stick to a “vocation”. " Catholicism does no such thing, which should be obvious even to the least religiously informed person who simply knows Catholic women in the workplace. Even freaking ACB has always worked. [/quote] DP. You are missing the meta-level point. All of the rules and interpretations of Catholicism don't matter if you aren't Catholic. The Golden Rule works for everyone. As an atheist, it has always been my north star. [/quote]
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