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There are divisions even within the same church?! Good grief! One would think the glorified religion should contribute to uniting people, not to dividing them further. Not that it's ever been the case... More people have been killed in the name of some god than for any other reason. Of course, that inspiration has always been given to the dummies covering the real reasons, which can be found by following the money.
There are divisions even within the same church?! Good grief! One would think the glorified religion should contribute to uniting people, not to dividing them further. Not that it's ever been the case... More people have been killed in the name of some god than for any other reason. Of course, that inspiration has always been given to the dummies covering the real reasons, which can be found by following the money.
It's not a division. There are just two different possible liturgies. One formal and one less so. In our church, the early service uses Rite II while the later service prefers Rite I.
Episcopalians are civilized. We form a committee and then have a wine and cheese party to settle our differences.
Well, thank you for that. But, really, you could subject any belief or non-belief system up to ridicule. So what?
Organized religion went shythouse for me once I found out that the Catholic church just moved child molesters around instead of turning them over to the authorities.
Of course, I understand that it is a small minority of priests doing that. I'm not a moron.
I just can't handle hypocrisy in any shape of form.
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