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As an Anglican, I consider myself closer to Roman Catholicism than to many other contemporary Protestants, and there are several things about Roman life and worship that I think they do better than us. I follow quite a few queer Catholics on here, whom I greatly admire for loving their church enough to stick with it even when it discriminates against them.
That said, I personally could never be Roman Catholic. My disagreements with Rome are too serious—and it’s not just because I’m ‘woke’. I believe the Roman Church is wrong about things like the doctrine of Purgatory, the accompanying practice of indulgences, and the exclusivity of Rome as the sole possessor of salvation and the sacraments. And, of course, the big one: the papacy. As I understand scripture and church history, the Bishop of Rome is not properly the supreme head of the entire earthly Church, nor do I believe it is right to force all Christians to bend the knee to him under pain of eternal damnation (I actually believe the true, original order of the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church has been preserved by the Orthodox, with some Protestants recovering it in the Reformation).
Now, none of that is said to disparage the Roman Church or her adherents. Again, I greatly respect Roman Catholics, and as an Anglican I view Rome as a true, living branch of the Church. But they are not the only branch, and as long as I believe them to be in such grave error, my conscience withholds me from submitting to Rome.
friends, please pray for J. please pray that, God willing, he will have the strength to contact me, and I that will get the chance to apologise to him. please pray for his mental health and the restoration of our friendship
(refer to me as A)
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Reminder to religious cishet women in particular:
You are not required to make yourself smaller or take on the sins of men
Their path is their own responsibility, your suffering for the sake of an entitled manchild does not make you more holy no matter what they tell you
Suffering for the sake of humanity, to protect the weak and disenfranchised or to stand up for justice is holy.
Suffering because a man thinks it's his right to cheat on you and be forgiven for it because that's what a "godly woman" does is not holy. Suffering because a man can't control his lust and makes it your fault because you're somehow not meeting some arbitrary modesty standard is not holy. That's religious abuse and you have the right to be treated better.
You are not a stumbling block. You are not a cross upon which men can hang their sins.
You are a full person, a child of God. You are a human being with value beyond what you can do for a man. You are an equal among all souls.
Day started out as a Bad Brain Day, but it eventually got better and look! I found this super cool 1-4 player game that sets the player as a monk in a monastery! Brand new in packaging at the thrift store, so that was a sweet way to end the day.
Had kind of a Bad Brain Day today in spite of being excited for it. I had registered online to join my parish bible study group, but it turns out that it didn't get accepted. So I showed up without realising I wasn't supposed to be there, and when it came to a point where we were discussing Phillipians 1:3-4 and how the leader had individually written cards and thought of each one of us as he did so, he noted that "we weren't expecting you, *insert name here*." He didnt mean to humiliate me, but my Bad Brain took things from there and now I'm spiraling. Ngl, it sucks. I'm trying not to let it affect the rest of my day, though.
