PS not according to your new Speaker of the House. He’s a young Earth creationist who believes humans started eating meat after they were kicked out of the Garden of Eden 6000 years ago.Eating animals has been practiced for at least 50x longer. Mmmmmmm cheese burgers
Didn't you shoot a bear for no reason?
Thanks officer rice for your thoughts. Takes one to know one.
Apparently the Catholic Church in Ireland used to equate blowjobs and first trimester abortions in terms of required penance. Hope Snickers doesn’t get any BJs he needs to atone for!
“It’s sometimes assumed that Christianity has always unequivocally condemned abortion but Maeve Callan, a professor and historian of religion at Simpson College in Iowa, said this misrepresents the past.
“People act like there’s only one acceptable attitude towards abortion if you’re Catholic, or if you’re Christian more broadly, or even if you’re religious more broadly. And there’s always been a diversity of viewpoints,” said Callan, the author of the book “Sacred Sisters: Gender, Sanctity, and Power in Medieval Ireland.”
Her research, along with other scholars, has uncovered four medieval Irish saints who celebrated ending pregnancy among their miracles, according to medieval manuscripts that described saints’ lives. Typically, these miracles include a nun who has breached her vow to chastity and become pregnant but, through the saint’s intervention, the pregnancy miraculously disappears.
The most famous was Saint Brigid, a lesser-known patron saint of Ireland than Patrick, and one whose standing was honored with an inaugural public holiday this year.
According to a churchman named Cogitosus,who wrote the first biography of Brigid around650 AD — some 200 years after her birth — she miraculously ended a woman’s unwanted pregnancy, “causing the fetus to disappear without coming to birth and without pain.”
Peter Morrison/AP
Dancers perform in front of an image of St. Brigid projected onto The Wonderful Barn in Leixlip, Kildare, Ireland, on January 31.
Another saint, Ciarán of Saigir, rescued a nun abducted by a king, according to a biography: “When the man of God returned to the monastery with the girl, she confessed that she was pregnant. Then the man of God, led by the zeal of justice, not wishing the serpent’s seed to quicken, pressed down on her womb with the sign of the cross and forced her womb to be emptied.”
Callan is quick to point out that these Irish saints weren’t champions of choice for women when it came to unwanted pregnancy, nor was it likely that these saints actually performed abortions.
“The miracles show people’s attitudes toward abortion and in some circumstances it was seen as acceptable, even as a miraculous blessing.”
According to Callan, the Old Irish Penitential, a book that details punishments for sins, the penance for abortion depended on the stage of pregnancy, divided into three, like trimesters: In the first, three and a half years of penance; in the second, seven years; in the third, 14 years. But as Callan put it, “pretty much everything was a sin.” The Old Irish Penitential also stipulates that oral sex merits four or five years’ penance the first time, seven years if it is repeated.
“It’s not permissive. Abortion is not okay (according to these teachings). It’s just less of a sin.”
The idea that life begins at conception becomes dominant in Catholic teachings only about 150 years ago, according to Callan.
Previously, Catholic teachings suggested that a fetus becomes a person some weeks if not months later, once it receives a rational soul — known as “ensoulment.” This often gets associated with “quickening,” when the mother feels the fetus move for the first time, generally in the fifth month of pregnancy.
It wasn’t until 1588, that Pope Sixtus V officially classified abortion, regardless of the stage of fetal development, as homicide. However, after Sixtus’s death in 1590, Pope Gregory XIV quickly rolled back the dictate, limiting it to ensouled fetuses.”
For a fish cop you sure cut and paste a lot. Better than your old drive bud though, but you do cream your jeans, as you once said.Apparently the Catholic Church in Ireland used to equate blowjobs and first trimester abortions in terms of required penance. Hope Snickers doesn’t get any BJs he needs to atone for!
“It’s sometimes assumed that Christianity has always unequivocally condemned abortion but Maeve Callan, a professor and historian of religion at Simpson College in Iowa, said this misrepresents the past.
“People act like there’s only one acceptable attitude towards abortion if you’re Catholic, or if you’re Christian more broadly, or even if you’re religious more broadly. And there’s always been a diversity of viewpoints,” said Callan, the author of the book “Sacred Sisters: Gender, Sanctity, and Power in Medieval Ireland.”
Her research, along with other scholars, has uncovered four medieval Irish saints who celebrated ending pregnancy among their miracles, according to medieval manuscripts that described saints’ lives. Typically, these miracles include a nun who has breached her vow to chastity and become pregnant but, through the saint’s intervention, the pregnancy miraculously disappears.
The most famous was Saint Brigid, a lesser-known patron saint of Ireland than Patrick, and one whose standing was honored with an inaugural public holiday this year.
According to a churchman named Cogitosus,who wrote the first biography of Brigid around650 AD — some 200 years after her birth — she miraculously ended a woman’s unwanted pregnancy, “causing the fetus to disappear without coming to birth and without pain.”
Peter Morrison/AP
Dancers perform in front of an image of St. Brigid projected onto The Wonderful Barn in Leixlip, Kildare, Ireland, on January 31.
Another saint, Ciarán of Saigir, rescued a nun abducted by a king, according to a biography: “When the man of God returned to the monastery with the girl, she confessed that she was pregnant. Then the man of God, led by the zeal of justice, not wishing the serpent’s seed to quicken, pressed down on her womb with the sign of the cross and forced her womb to be emptied.”
Callan is quick to point out that these Irish saints weren’t champions of choice for women when it came to unwanted pregnancy, nor was it likely that these saints actually performed abortions.
“The miracles show people’s attitudes toward abortion and in some circumstances it was seen as acceptable, even as a miraculous blessing.”
According to Callan, the Old Irish Penitential, a book that details punishments for sins, the penance for abortion depended on the stage of pregnancy, divided into three, like trimesters: In the first, three and a half years of penance; in the second, seven years; in the third, 14 years. But as Callan put it, “pretty much everything was a sin.” The Old Irish Penitential also stipulates that oral sex merits four or five years’ penance the first time, seven years if it is repeated.
“It’s not permissive. Abortion is not okay (according to these teachings). It’s just less of a sin.”
The idea that life begins at conception becomes dominant in Catholic teachings only about 150 years ago, according to Callan.
Previously, Catholic teachings suggested that a fetus becomes a person some weeks if not months later, once it receives a rational soul — known as “ensoulment.” This often gets associated with “quickening,” when the mother feels the fetus move for the first time, generally in the fifth month of pregnancy.
It wasn’t until 1588, that Pope Sixtus V officially classified abortion, regardless of the stage of fetal development, as homicide. However, after Sixtus’s death in 1590, Pope Gregory XIV quickly rolled back the dictate, limiting it to ensouled fetuses.”
You sound just like one of these incel spree killers, shooting up your school because none of the cheerleaders would let you pursue your happiness. The Founders gave you a Republic and the right to vote so we wouldn't have to spend the rest of our existence in civil war. In a society there will always be malcontents and they are not entitled to perpetuate violence just because they're miserable losers. Just a few years after defeating the British, George Washington put down the Whiskey Rebellion by a bunch of crybabies like you that didn't want to pay the debts our country incurred during the Revolution. They were traitors to the Republic and so are you.It’s what the 2A was made for dope!!!
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We have a duty to remove an oppressive government. Says so right in the Declaration of Independence!!!!
The Declaration of Independence says that we not only have the right but we also have the duty to alter or abolish any government that does not secure our unalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
See the border faggot……….
Daaang Dude. Slow down on the HRT's. You're going to pop a roid.
Dude, stand down. God said it's totally OK. Even domesticated animals, fowl, bovine, goats, sheep, rabbit, horse, and dog.
His kids are the first we should send over there to be "boots on the ground".
LOL
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Last Trump Job Approval 34%; Average Is Record-Low 41%
President Donald Trump's last job approval rating is a personal low 34%. He averaged 41% job approval in office, a record low by four points.
Catch and Release right?
CL, the guy is a joke. There are numerous real LEO on this board. How many go around trying to make themself sound important?
Right on que!!!LOL
Last Trump Job Approval 34%; Average Is Record-Low 41%
President Donald Trump's last job approval rating is a personal low 34%. He averaged 41% job approval in office, a record low by four points.
Paging T&Y…get your 5150 stamp ready, Gmac is tee’d up!!
He’s a typical govt employee. Thinks he’s above the law. Any law.Ohhhh so the animals you kill are all good, but the animals someone else kills are a crime.
Typical Liberal DOUCHE
FFS....Who is this silly MF
Just a fish cop with a security guard complex. Ignore him
