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Children of illegal immigrants cost LA 600 million in welfare in 2010

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Protestants are not Catholics.

 

The way both practice rituals is very different.

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Protestants are not Catholics.

 

The way both practice rituals is very different.

 

 

Protestants are not Catholics, that is true. However both Protestants and Catholics are Christian.

Rich Northern Kentucky people - I guess you missed that one.

 

Do you not consider Catholics to be Christian?

 

Protestants are not Catholics.

 

The way both practice rituals is very different.

 

Maybe it's just me, fkyw, but I don't think he answered your question. Hmmmmmm......

Protestants are not Catholics.

 

The way both practice rituals is very different.

 

I think now is a good time to point out that Southern Baptists believe and teach differently than Progressive Baptists, who differ from Episcopalians, who differ from Methodists, who differ from Presbyterians, who differ from Pentecostals....you do realize all are Christian denominations, as is the Catholic faith, and all have differences. Yet none are any less Christian than the others, as the definition of Christian is belief in Christ.

Maybe it's just me, fkyw, but I don't think he answered your question. Hmmmmmm......
Doesn't seem that way to me either.
Sounds like what the Communist East German Govt did to keep their citizens in , doesn't it .

 

I thought it was obvious that that was a toungue in cheek post....Guess not. :lol:

1) Muslims

2) Mexicans

3) Catholics

 

Who's next?

 

You forgot about people who can't speak English.

 

Crazy Horse, not sure you're aware of this, but there are actually US citizens that can't speak English. So why should they have to leave America again?

It's quite the pickle for our country.

 

At the same time, I think it shows the flaws of going "strictly by the constitution" instead of using common sense, or even yet *gasp* changing the constitution to fit current standards.

 

The Bible states several things, including those who work on the Sabbath shall be put to death and fathers shall sell their daughters into slavery. A lot of people like to clutch the Bible and take their life's direction from it. Yet, we're allowed to gloss over the "old laws" because we now have the New Testiment, which, in a sense, outlaws and updates the Old Testament laws.

 

I think it's time we developed a "New Testament" for our constitution.

 

The only problem is we have a house full of idiots and self-interest mongers who would oversee such a rewrite.

 

Like I said, quite the pickle.

You forgot about people who can't speak English.

 

Crazy Horse, not sure you're aware of this, but there are actually US citizens that can't speak English. So why should they have to leave America again?

 

I have dealt with a number of them. In fact I have found many immigrants who understand how to properly conjugate a verb in English better than a number of Kentucky natives I have met.

I have dealt with a number of them. In fact I have found many immigrants who understand how to properly conjugate a verb in English better than a number of Kentucky natives I have met.

 

True story. When my dad started as a middle-school guidance counselor in the mid-60s, the principal insisted on reading the morning announcements. He occasionally butchered the language.

 

On at least one occasion, he announced that students were not permitted to conjugate in the hallways.

 

 

 

I suppose they were to save that for the classrooms.:D

Maybe it's just me, fkyw, but I don't think he answered your question. Hmmmmmm......

 

 

Please tell me the question I need to answer so I may do so.

1) Muslims

2) Mexicans

3) Catholics

 

Who's next?

 

You.

 

I've trotted this out once or twice; it bears repeating every once in a while.

 

First they came for the communists,

and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a communist.

 

Then they came for the trade unionists ,

and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist.

 

Then they came for the Jews,

and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Jew.

 

Then they came for me

and there was no one left to speak out for me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came%E2%80%A6

Do you not consider Catholics to be Christian?

 

Please tell me the question I need to answer so I may do so.

 

Here you go.

Here you go.

 

Yes Catholics believe in the same principles Christians believe in, just a different way of practicing it and ritituals. Some preachers preach Catholics will not go to heaven, but I have a lot of friends who are Catholic and I just simply can't bring myself to believe that.

On at least one occasion, he announced that students were not permitted to conjugate in the hallways.

 

 

 

I suppose they were to save that for the classrooms.

Or marriage....

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