Which religion

[Keystone Phil]

The mainstream Catholic religion that you decided didn't exist.

Yep - Roman Catholicism for me.

[Keystone Phil]

That falls under "Liberal Christianity" if you're a liberal Catholic and "jmfcst/Pat Robertson Christianity" if you're one of those anti-condom nuts.

Looking at people like yourself, I don't see how anyone can be anti-condom. God help us if you ever reproduce.

You and Pat Robertson are both intolerant gay haters. Hence you belong together. Basically, what opebo said.

When someone calls someone else a "fag" or "homo" as an insult, are they gay haters? Just curious.

[Keystone Phil]

Well, then you're not a good Catholic, since you want me to use condoms, which is sinning in your church's eyes, despite the fact that 80% of American Catholics are enlightened enough to realize this stance is a load of crap and completely ignore it. Of course I'm not Catholic anyway so there's no reason for me to care what they say, but do you want Flyers to use condoms?

Haha. Actually, Josh, it's not considered a sin. I love when foolish people (especially Protestants) like yourself dictate Church teachings to Catholics.

By the way, if the Church said it was sinful, 99% of Americans believe it and that doesn't mean it's right. The Church doesn't teach based on public opinion polls, fool.

As for Flyers, I'd like him to lose weight.

[Keystone Phil]

You and Pat Robertson are both intolerant gay haters. Hence you belong together. Basically, what opebo said.

When someone calls someone else a "fag" or "homo" as an insult, are they gay haters? Just curious.

BRTD, I want that question answered.

[Keystone Phil]

So you've never heard of Humane Vitae?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanae_Vitae
http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/paul_vi/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-vi_enc_25071968_humanae-vitae_en.html

It was the Papal edict declaring contraception as sinful. And the church still holds it today.

http://www.religioustolerance.org/abo_contra.htm

The Roman Catholic and a very few very conservative Protestant denominations prohibit all but the time barrier methods. Only the latter are considered natural. Data on birth rates among Roman Catholic couples shows that their family size does not differ significantly from those of Protestant couples. This would seem to indicate that essentially all Roman Catholics are ignoring the instructions of their church.

You can read more here: http://www.catholic.com/library/Birth_Control.asp

I have been under the impression (hearing from religion teachers and others that know a bit more than we would) that it is not necessarily sinful but I'd have to do a bit more questioning on this, it seems.

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