Recovering Catholics

[Hellblazer 2.1]

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so, wa jud diay tinuod na atheist noh?

[Ramini]

giving this god too much credit for everything..well inyoha man sad na..i'll echo what hellblazer said:

"hey good for you, but no thanks"

[Hellblazer 2.1]

giving this god too much credit for everything..well inyoha man sad na..i'll echo what hellblazer said:

"hey good for you, but no thanks"

mr.L, my friend! how are you bai? you still haven't received your "christmas" gift. hehehe. kita na ka Valkyrie?

[Ramini]

@hellblazer

im good mein freund..hehe!! christmas gift ka dyan!! hehe!! ok ra oi! you don't have to..nway i also have a christmas gift nmo..ebooks lang nway OT na ni..txt lang or pm me..okies

[nazumi***]

im still a catholic in name pero wala nako tigsimba...kay mao lang japon..... maybe malipay rako if mamatay daun ko kay kapoy na ang magpakabuhi!

[depechebox]

so, wa jud diay tinuod na atheist noh?

katong atheist pa ko bai, it was real..but real atheist di manghambog na atheist sila. we just keep it to ourselves. I never told anyone. karon lang gani ni nako napahungaw. my family didnt know, even my best friend

this is to show that anything can happen, even the most evil person in the world can be saved.

but Im glad to see that naa pud diay recovering catholics here.

naa man guy nahitabo , na di ko ka explain, beyond normal.. thats one of the reasons na nibalik ko. and my faith is stronger than ever. and I'm happier right now.


Thank God

[depechebox]

im still a catholic in name pero wala nako tigsimba...kay mao lang japon..... maybe malipay rako if mamatay daun ko kay kapoy na ang magpakabuhi!

theres more to live than to die.. cheer up. life is too short to waste on

[Siobhan]

@depechebox

good to hear that from you nagplano baya unta ko...hehehhe Ash Wednesday baya ugma hehehhe....

[regnauld]

Meister Eckhart is one of my favorite Mystics of the Catholic Church

"When I preach, I usually speak of detachment and say that a man should be empty of self and all things; and secondly, that he should be reconstructed in the simple good that God is; and thirdly, that he should consider the great aristocracy which God has set up in the soul, such that by means of it man may wonderfully attain to God; and fourthly, of the purity of the divine nature." - Meister Eckhart

Meister Eckhart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Eckhart today

Eckhart's status in the contemporary Church is uncertain. The Dominican Order pressed in the last decade of the 20th century for his full rehabilitation and confirmation of his theological orthodoxy; the late Pope John Paul II voiced favorable opinion on this initiative, but the affair is still confined to the corridors of the Vatican.
The 19th century philosopher Schopenhauer compared Eckhart's views to the teachings of Indian, Christian, and Islamic mystics and ascetics:

If we turn from the forms, produced by external circumstances, and go to the root of things, we shall find that Sakyamuni and Meister Eckhart teach the same thing; only that the former dared to express his ideas plainly and positively, whereas Eckhart is obliged to clothe them in the garment of the Christian myth, and to adapt his expressions thereto.

– Schopenhauer, The World as Will and Representation, Vol. II, Ch. XLVIII

[regnauld]

One of the great Catholic Philosopher who was burned at stake by the Church

Giordano Bruno, born Filippo Bruno (1548 – February 17, 1600), was an Italian philosopher best-known as a proponent of heliocentrism and the infinity of the universe. In addition to his cosmological writings, he also wrote extensive works on the art of memory, a loosely-organized group of mnemonic techniques and principles. He is often considered an early martyr for modern scientific ideas, in part because he was burned at the stake as a heretic by the Roman Inquisition. However, some argue that his actual heresy was his pantheist beliefs about God,[1] not an idea that would be characterized today as scientific.[2]
More recent assessments, beginning with the pioneering work of Frances Yates, suggest that Bruno was deeply influenced by magical views of the universe inherited from Arab astrological magic, Neoplatonism and Renaissance Hermeticism.[3] Other recent studies of Bruno have focused on his qualitative approach to mathematics and his application of the spatial paradigms of geometry to language.[4]

Giordano Bruno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia