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Petertherock
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« Reply #45 on: November 08, 2009, 08:51:PM »

Love your enemies does not mean slide your naked body of to them to be fisted and the offered up to Molach without a head


Hit them with the truth...God can sort them out as he sees fit.   Catholic has never equaled wuss up until the late 20th century...but you guys sure are making a good run at it....Let's just give up and let the mohams have it...God doesn't care he loves everyone....we all worship the same God...they really don't wish us any ill will...I know some mohams...and they're all real nice people y'all...stop being so jingoist and small minded....LOL Laughing Crazy

For real, in fact I seem to remember a recent feast we just had where Our Blessed Mother and Her Rosary was credited for a miraculous defeat of Muslim invaders back in the "good old days."

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« Reply #46 on: November 08, 2009, 08:52:PM »

Love your enemies does not mean slide your naked body of to them to be fisted and the offered up to Molach without a head


Hit them with the truth...God can sort them out as he sees fit.   Catholic has never equaled wuss up until the late 20th century...but you guys sure are making a good run at it....Let's just give up and let the mohams have it...God doesn't care he loves everyone....we all worship the same God...they really don't wish us any ill will...I know some mohams...and they're all real nice people y'all...stop being so jingoist and small minded....LOL Laughing Crazy

In your interpretation of Scripture, what does "love your enemies" mean?  I think you are doing a grave disservice to Our Lord if you are taking the liberty to stretch that phrase into meaning, "Kill 'em all. Let God sort 'em out."
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« Reply #47 on: November 08, 2009, 08:53:PM »

Love your enemies does not mean slide your naked body of to them to be fisted and the offered up to Molach without a head


Hit them with the truth...God can sort them out as he sees fit.   Catholic has never equaled wuss up until the late 20th century...but you guys sure are making a good run at it....Let's just give up and let the mohams have it...God doesn't care he loves everyone....we all worship the same God...they really don't wish us any ill will...I know some mohams...and they're all real nice people y'all...stop being so jingoist and small minded....LOL Laughing Crazy

For real, in fact I seem to remember a recent feast we just had where Our Blessed Mother and Her Rosary was credited for a miraculous defeat of Muslim invaders back in the "good old days."



I'll ask you too.  What does "love your enemies" mean?
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« Reply #48 on: November 08, 2009, 08:54:PM »

They'll be squealing a different tune as the knife slices their throats deeply...


Or maybe it will be the same pitiful plea


"We worship the same God..Please...please...plea"

You can give example after example to some people and they ALWAYS come back with..."that does not apply here for the following lame concocted reason..."



May God bless me with the honor and reward of dying for love of Him.

Better be defending him too...

God doesn't need me to defend Him.  He only require that I be faithful to His Word, loving Him and my neighbor.  Martyrdom is a reward for those who do this well.

Wow...you are really scary...martyrdom like that...looking for it...will not be martyrdom...it will be a curse...it will be irony at it worst.
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« Reply #49 on: November 08, 2009, 08:57:PM »

They'll be squealing a different tune as the knife slices their throats deeply...


Or maybe it will be the same pitiful plea


"We worship the same God..Please...please...plea"

You can give example after example to some people and they ALWAYS come back with..."that does not apply here for the following lame concocted reason..."



May God bless me with the honor and reward of dying for love of Him.

Better be defending him too...

God doesn't need me to defend Him.  He only require that I be faithful to His Word, loving Him and my neighbor.  Martyrdom is a reward for those who do this well.

Wow...you are really scary...martyrdom like that...looking for it...will not be martyrdom...it will be a curse...it will be irony at it worst.

St. Teresa of Avila dreamed of gaining the crown of martyrdom while evangelizing the Muslims.  It was a worthy aspiration.  There is a reason why the Church has always referred to the "crown" of martyrdom.  It is a rare reward for worthy servants of the Gospel.
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« Reply #50 on: November 08, 2009, 09:06:PM »

In your interpretation of Scripture, what does "love your enemies" mean?  I think you are doing a grave disservice to Our Lord if you are taking the liberty to stretch that phrase into meaning, "Kill 'em all. Let God sort 'em out."

Why is there some assumption that to kill a bad guy means you don't love people?  You try to give them Truth...that is love...you sometimes give tough love...you sometimes give tender love....but loving your enemy does not mean despise your own family to the point that you give up all reason...ignore all history...and offer you family to your enemy as some sort of holocaust to the devil...

Is that the crap you learned in seminary?   I somehow doubt it...I know there were tools at MWC that pawned this shit off on students...but it never really occurred to me anyone would listed to those dopes.


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« Reply #51 on: November 08, 2009, 09:08:PM »

In your interpretation of Scripture, what does "love your enemies" mean?  I think you are doing a grave disservice to Our Lord if you are taking the liberty to stretch that phrase into meaning, "Kill 'em all. Let God sort 'em out."

Why is there some assumption that to kill a bad guy means you don't love people?  You try to give them Truth...that is love...you sometimes give tough love...you sometimes give tender love....but loving your enemy does not mean despise your own family to the point that you give up all reason...ignore all history...and offer you family to your enemy as some sort of holocaust to the devil...

Is that the crap you learned in seminary?   I somehow doubt it...I know there were tools at MWC that pawned this shit off on students...but it never really occurred to me anyone would listed to those dopes.



You didn't answer the question.  You simply engaged in an irrelevant rant.  Please answer the question.  What does it mean to love one's enemies?
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« Reply #52 on: November 08, 2009, 09:12:PM »

They'll be squealing a different tune as the knife slices their throats deeply...


Or maybe it will be the same pitiful plea


"We worship the same God..Please...please...plea"

You can give example after example to some people and they ALWAYS come back with..."that does not apply here for the following lame concocted reason..."



May God bless me with the honor and reward of dying for love of Him.

Better be defending him too...

God doesn't need me to defend Him.  He only require that I be faithful to His Word, loving Him and my neighbor.  Martyrdom is a reward for those who do this well.

Wow...you are really scary...martyrdom like that...looking for it...will not be martyrdom...it will be a curse...it will be irony at it worst.

St. Teresa of Avila dreamed of gaining the crown of martyrdom while evangelizing the Muslims.  It was a worthy aspiration.  There is a reason why the Church has always referred to the "crown" of martyrdom.  It is a rare reward for worthy servants of the Gospel.


So are you evangelizing mohams?   --- But once again

In God's wisdom he had her stopped from the fool's errand because to seek martyrdom negates it and she had reached the age of reason...it would have ended badly for her had she actually achieved death looking for it
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rbjmartin

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« Reply #53 on: November 08, 2009, 09:16:PM »


So are you evangelizing mohams?   --- But once again

In God's wisdom he had her stopped from the fool's errand because to seek martyrdom negates it and she had reached the age of reason...it would have ended badly for her had she actually achieved death looking for it

To desire martyrdom is entirely different than forcing it.  The Church has never condemned the desire for martyrdom.  Every saint, in some way, desires it.  Whether it be white or red, all saints wish to die for the God Man who died for them.
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« Reply #54 on: November 09, 2009, 07:42:AM »

Only EWTN had the guts to report the facts.  Remember the military turncoat who murdered his COs in Kuwait back then?  This new jihadist openly supported him.

It is just as criminal to fail in defending the innocent as it is to wantonly murder the innocent.
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« Reply #55 on: November 09, 2009, 09:51:AM »

Rbj ST Bernard would disagree with u on a number of points.
U r correct on what God requires of us but to qoute ST Bernard . "In praise of the new Knighthood" and its a good one sip.
"Begrit with arms of every kind, they fear neither man nor devil. Death itself, so far from being feared, is the object of desire. What indeed can cause any alarm in him, whether in life or in death, for whom 'to live is CHRIST and to die is gain' (Phil. I.2I)?
Faithfully and gladly will he live for CRHIST, yet he would rather be desolved and be with CHRIST, a thing by far the better' Onward then, ye Soldiers of CHRIST, and with dauntless hearts oppose and put to route the enemies of his Cross, confident that neither death nor life will be able to seperate you from the charity of God which is in CHRIST JESUS' (rom.viii, 39). In every danger repeat to yourseves the words of st. Paul'whether we live or whether we die we are the lords' (Rom xix,8). Oh, how glorious will be your return if victorious in the fight! How blessed your martyrdom if you fall in the field! Rejoice gallant warroior, if you live and conquer in the lord. But much greater reason shall you have for rejoicing if a martyrs death unites you to your lord. Your life no doubt will be fruitfull in good and full of glory, but a holy death is something far more precious. For if even they are blessed who die in the lord. (Apoc xiv. 13) how great shall be the blessedness of such who die for the Lord? Doubtless, 'precious in the sight of the lord is the death of his saints' (ps. Cxv, 15), no matter where it occurs, whether in bed or in battle. But to die in battle is the more precious manner of death since it is the more glorious. O secure life of the Christian soldier where conscience has nothing to fear! O secure life of the champion of the Cross for whom death has no terrors, but is rather longed for with ardour and welcomed with joy!"
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« Reply #56 on: November 09, 2009, 09:54:AM »

Rbj ST Bernard would disagree with u on a number of points.
U r correct on what God requires of us but to qoute ST Bernard . "In praise of the new Knighthood" and its a good one sip.
"Begrit with arms of every kind, they fear neither man nor devil. Death itself, so far from being feared, is the object of desire. What indeed can cause any alarm in him, whether in life or in death, for whom 'to live is CHRIST and to die is gain' (Phil. I.2I)?
Faithfully and gladly will he live for CRHIST, yet he would rather be desolved and be with CHRIST, a thing by far the better' Onward then, ye Soldiers of CHRIST, and with dauntless hearts oppose and put to route the enemies of his Cross, confident that neither death nor life will be able to seperate you from the charity of God which is in CHRIST JESUS' (rom.viii, 39). In every danger repeat to yourseves the words of st. Paul'whether we live or whether we die we are the lords' (Rom xix,8). Oh, how glorious will be your return if victorious in the fight! How blessed your martyrdom if you fall in the field! Rejoice gallant warroior, if you live and conquer in the lord. But much greater reason shall you have for rejoicing if a martyrs death unites you to your lord. Your life no doubt will be fruitfull in good and full of glory, but a holy death is something far more precious. For if even they are blessed who die in the lord. (Apoc xiv. 13) how great shall be the blessedness of such who die for the Lord? Doubtless, 'precious in the sight of the lord is the death of his saints' (ps. Cxv, 15), no matter where it occurs, whether in bed or in battle. But to die in battle is the more precious manner of death since it is the more glorious. O secure life of the Christian soldier where conscience has nothing to fear! O secure life of the champion of the Cross for whom death has no terrors, but is rather longed for with ardour and welcomed with joy!"
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How is St. Bernard in disagreement with what I said?  He is affirming that to die in the service of Christ is holy and precious.
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« Reply #57 on: November 09, 2009, 09:55:AM »

Love your enemies does not mean slide your naked body of to them to be fisted and the offered up to Molach without a head


Hit them with the truth...God can sort them out as he sees fit.   Catholic has never equaled wuss up until the late 20th century...but you guys sure are making a good run at it....Let's just give up and let the mohams have it...God doesn't care he loves everyone....we all worship the same God...they really don't wish us any ill will...I know some mohams...and they're all real nice people y'all...stop being so jingoist and small minded....LOL Laughing Crazy

For real, in fact I seem to remember a recent feast we just had where Our Blessed Mother and Her Rosary was credited for a miraculous defeat of Muslim invaders back in the "good old days."



I'll ask you too.  What does "love your enemies" mean?

It means praying for them. But it doesn't mean letting them cut our throats and shooting us.

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« Reply #58 on: November 09, 2009, 09:57:AM »

Love your enemies does not mean slide your naked body of to them to be fisted and the offered up to Molach without a head


Hit them with the truth...God can sort them out as he sees fit.   Catholic has never equaled wuss up until the late 20th century...but you guys sure are making a good run at it....Let's just give up and let the mohams have it...God doesn't care he loves everyone....we all worship the same God...they really don't wish us any ill will...I know some mohams...and they're all real nice people y'all...stop being so jingoist and small minded....LOL Laughing Crazy

For real, in fact I seem to remember a recent feast we just had where Our Blessed Mother and Her Rosary was credited for a miraculous defeat of Muslim invaders back in the "good old days."



I'll ask you too.  What does "love your enemies" mean?

It means praying for them. But it doesn't mean letting them cut our throats and shooting us.


Praying for someone is a manifestation of love, but it is not love itself.  What does it mean to love one's enemies?
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« Reply #59 on: November 09, 2009, 09:58:AM »

Don't forget, monks used to sleep with their swords close by to be ready to fight their enemies in the middle of the night. I guess the monks of old didn't love their enemies either.

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