Hey, there have been some hot words exchanged around here around these parts. That's fine, I do enjoy a lively debate. However, there are limits, and I'm posting this to make them known: lets not get personal. I do my best not to make person attacks, and by that same token, I won't receive them either. From this point on, let two things be known:
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Possibly I'm overly emotional. I certainly don't have anything against Catholics on a personal level. I dunno, I always basically end up forming my opinions based more on how things make me feel than on logical thought, in the end.
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I've always held the understanding that it's requested of non-Catholics that they not participate in communion at a Catholic ceremony. Having heard from Maria that her understanding as someone who works professionally (if not very gainfully) for a Catholic church is that this is actually a misconception - well that makes me wonder.
The only thing worse than beating a dead horse is beating one that turns out to actually be quite alive, so I think I should reserve judgment on that issue until I do feel I understand better. On the other hand, if this has been a simple matter of communication, and non-Catholics have been welcome to take communion all this time, than I dare say there are a lot of Catholics who were misinformed too.
Your feels of rejection certainly aren't irrational. Your note is the perfect lead-in to a great deal of what I want to bring up, but let me write that into it's own entry.
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You offended me when you said that your readers were all "pretty much" awesome. Totally unacceptable. I don't know about your other readers (Maria and Hester striking me as being particularly suspicious in nature), but I am not a wishy-washy type of awesome. I am a full-fledged type of awesome, and it should be noted, on public record, that I will not stand for any such further denigrations of my character (for example, being "almost" awesome or even just "usually" awesome).
That being said, this Christian would like to remind everyone not to mock God, as that can start forest fires (which would totally piss off Smokey the Bear).
P.S. - Allan, are you free at high noon?
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Of course you don't have to accept. Cowards traditionally don't.
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Although I'm pretty sure it would only empower Allan's ability to make puns. Punning is a blessing, a gift, after all.
Think of it Allan, don't you want blessed punning +3?
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