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Christ Sues Catholic Church For Unlicensed Use Of His Image
VATICAN CITYāClaiming the religion was infringing upon His personality rights, Jesus Christ, the Light of the World, sued the Catholic Church Friday for alleged unlicensed use of His image. āToday, I have filed a lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Church for its unlawful appropriation of my likeness in their branding and promotional material,ā said Christ, who in the case of King of Kings and Lord of Lords v. Vatican will argue that He hasnāt seen a cent since the Church started profiting off His image approximately 2,000 years ago. āI never signed off on, nor do I endorse, the sentiments behind any of these candles, plates, statues, paintingsānone of it. I donāt want to have my brand devalued by a bunch of people just trying to turn a quick buck by slapping a reproduction of my wounded body on a cross.ā At press time, sources confirmed the Church was attempting to reduce its legal exposure by altering its depictions of Jesus so they would instead feature short hair and a neatly trimmed mustache.
me: the Catholic Churchās stance on womenās ordination sucks.
someone: have you considered the Episcopal Church?
me: ...no, never! no one has ever suggested that to me! thank you for this new information!Ā

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love is real and worth it and SO important to me itās pretty much my entire political spiritual philosophical dealā¦ā¦ā¦you can be critical of how romantic love is commodified and dominated by heteronormative myths for sure but ppl out there like ālove is fakeā arenāt doing ANYTHING interesting or subversiveā¦ā¦love is revolutionary bc the systems that oppress us are directly opposed to all kinds of love, interpersonal love and self love etc. theyāre trying to drive it out of us. love as an action love as a choice love as something u cultivate and tend to is the best thing in the world and itās at the absolute centre of my life

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itās 2018 and Goodreads still doesnāt let you give half ratings, so has humanity really made any actual progress, hmm??
feminism is not about equality of sexes. It is about physical, mental and social autonomy of women. Men are not a guideline to measure our independence.
Sometimes I get sad that Iāll never have the titleĀ āRev.ā in front of my name. I know itās elitist and prideful, but Iām sad that I donāt have a community that would recognize me as a wise, compassionate leader. Iām against clericalism. Iām proud to be a lay woman. But thereās a little part of me that wishes anyway.
@ruspiritual: I shall call you āRevā in the secret places of my heartā āPastor Jeanā
Omg, iconic Pastor Jean haunting the dark places of the internet. I rebuke thee.
I hope and pray that you will one day be unshackled from your false belief that the Roman church is the one and only true church, and that churches that allow women leaders are lesser than.Ā
Itās not elitist and prideful to want equal standing with men in your church community.Ā
ā¦I donāt at all think that the Roman church is the one ātrueā church. Iām not sure where youāre getting that from. I donāt think that other churches are lesser. I have literally never said that. I think that the Catholic Church is deeply corrupted and damaged in its failure to ordain women, I just donāt have any intention of leaving it. And THAT is a very personal decision. This is my church, and I stay because itās the tradition that molded me (for good and for ill) and the tradition that I am committed to working within (that work, by the way, includes working for womenās ordination).Ā
When I say that Iām against clericalism and am proud to be a lay woman, this is because I understand that the priesthood as many churches (including my own) currently conceive of it is a fundamentally unethical institution that should be radical reimagined. Being a part of the laity should NOT be considered something lesser. The modern institution of the priesthood is something that I consider a corruption of the Christian communities of the gospels and early church. The all-too-common reification (borderline deification) of religious leaders is idolatrous.Ā
I made this post because even though I believe these things, I sometimes still long for ordination - or more accurately, for the respect that it would confer upon me. No, I donāt think that desire is simply prideful - there are REAL reasons that Iām righteously angry about it - but sometimes there are elements of pride/hypocrisy in my desire to be acknowledged for my work in a certain socially-defined way even though I donāt believe that this way (the priesthood) is the only (or even the most effective) way for a person to serve their community.Ā
Generally people who recognize that the RCCās position on womenās leadership and LGBT people is sinful stay because they think only Catholic Eucharist is real. If you stay for another reason, fine. But the way you internalize the churchās misogynistic clericalism as something you too are guilty of because you want to be reverend is troubling to me. Godspeed.
Sigh. Iād just finished reading a lot of stuff that was reaffirming my beliefs about the how the priesthood is bad and thinking about my occasional longings for some of its traditional trappings but not all of them - and yeah, I was feeling weird because I think itās not super helpful for me to want the social prestige of a title that I donāt believe in - itās about wanting power in an androcentric, normative form and foregoing that deeper analysis of what that sort of power structure does to our communities. I do understand how you read my original post and what youāre saying, I think, - I just donāt think it fully describes my experience (and itās hard to express my experience over the internet, of course). Itās not that I think that a desire to be ordained is inherently bad, broadly speaking, just that the desire is inconsistent with most of my thoughts about the work I want to do, which is cause for self-reflection.
Also, I donāt have stats on this, but many, many of the left-leaning Catholics I know and have read stay in the RCC primarily because itās such an intrinsic part of their culture/community/etc.
Godspeed to you, too.Ā
Sometimes I get sad that Iāll never have the titleĀ āRev.ā in front of my name. I know itās elitist and prideful, but Iām sad that I donāt have a community that would recognize me as a wise, compassionate leader. Iām against clericalism. Iām proud to be a lay woman. But thereās a little part of me that wishes anyway.
@ruspiritual: I shall call you āRevā in the secret places of my heartā āPastor Jeanā
Omg, iconic Pastor Jean haunting the dark places of the internet. I rebuke thee.
I hope and pray that you will one day be unshackled from your false belief that the Roman church is the one and only true church, and that churches that allow women leaders are lesser than.Ā
Itās not elitist and prideful to want equal standing with men in your church community.Ā
...I donāt at all think that the Roman church is the one ātrueā church. Iām not sure where youāre getting that from. I donāt think that other churches are lesser. I have literally never said that. I think that the Catholic Church is deeply corrupted and damaged in its failure to ordain women, I just donāt have any intention of leaving it. And THAT is a very personal decision. This is my church, and I stay because itās the tradition that molded me (for good and for ill) and the tradition that I am committed to working within (that work, by the way, includes working for womenās ordination).Ā
When I say that Iām against clericalism and am proud to be a lay woman, this is because I understand that the priesthood as many churches (including my own) currently conceive of it is a fundamentally unethical institution that should be radically reimagined. Being a part of the laity should NOT be considered something lesser. The modern institution of the priesthood is something that I consider a corruption of the Christian communities of the gospels and early church. The all-too-common reification (borderline deification) of religious leaders is idolatrous.Ā
I made this post because even though I believe these things, I sometimes still long for ordination - or more accurately, for the respect that it would confer upon me. No, I donāt think that desire is simply prideful - there are REAL reasons that Iām righteously angry about it - but sometimes there are elements of pride/hypocrisy in my desire to be acknowledged for my work in a certain socially-defined way even though I donāt believe that this way (the priesthood) is the only (or even the most effective) way for a person to serve their community.Ā

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