Taco-Calamitous
Mr. Person

lol in GC i have a post that is a game of clue on the forum... let me find linkage
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I might rent it out, I reckon it might be worth it besides the ridiculous episodes the rest was pretty good, it got pretty philosophical towards the end.

Yes. Sorry if you missed it, but that's the only time I'll do it.

Okay, I did it.

No.

It's okay Tele! Don't get too irked, it's all just fun and games in the end. We get our hands and faces dirty in the mud and head home up the hill chuckling about our misadventures as the sun sets!

I'm surprised they didn't just close the thread a while back though. It's a surefire way to cause trolling and flaming. Luckily Block's pretty mellow and it didn't really go there. It'd suck to have stupid things happen for no reason.

"Why can't we be friends?" or something.

There's a lot of anime that I have to get around to watch. I guess I'll tack that one on my list of "anime I should have seen already, but for some reason never have".

No i haven't seen 1.01 yet is it worth buying how much diff is it to the original. I've been putting it off because i have the whole platinum series but episode 16 on wards was really f'd up geez and i also have death and rebirth or whatever it is.

go play my game of clue and i'll luv you 4eva

Yes, but is actually reading the defining characteristic? I think that living it is more important than simply reading it.

Which is one reason why I dislike the attitude that faith alone is enough to be rewarded within Christendom. I mean, someone could be an utter arsehole, but profess faith in Christ, and that would be enough, apparently. I think both faith and works are important, but, if forced a decision, works seems more relevant and Christ-like.

That's something I struggle with, I suppose.

Yes, but neccessary in what sense? Like, does one go to Heaven if they follow Christ's example, but never 'bought his book'?

How dare you reject my kindnesssss grraaaaawwwwwwwwwrrrrr!!!!!

To be honest, I don't like calling myself 'Christian'. I much prefer 'Catholic'. When I think of stereotypical 'Christians', I think of fundamentalist, creationist, intolerant, homophobic libertarians. When I think of 'Catholics', I think of charitable people who give of themselves, don't judge others on any basis, but love unconditionally.

But to ignore this impression, I think to be Christian means to follow the example of Christ. And I think this was best revealed in his actions and his parables. Talking to 'Samaritans'. Caring for those who are ignored by society.

I don't read the Bible altogether too regularly. But I do go to Mass every week, and I do take the time to dwell on the message in the readings and in the priest's sermon. If it has inspired me into deeper thought, I may pull out the family Bible and read the passages again. That's probably the most likely scenario for me reading the Bible in my own time.

How do you mean 'do I think it's neccessary'? Necessary for what?

Thank you. I will check.

Nah not really. Well, I suppose it hasn't been on my mind. Sometimes I do wonder if I place my own principles onto Christianity and still call it Christianity. But then I think that 'Christianity' is such a vague term in itself that it doesn't really matter.