I was thinking about apostasy, although i never felt i need that piece of paper. But in the last couple of days i started thinking about it more seriously.
So i went and looked up apostasy on a polish wiki page. It said at the very end that apostasy isn't equivallent to removing you from ranks of catholics. It only excludes you from the religious sacraments such as holy mass, weddings etc. (which i'm not using anyway, duh
) It said the reason for that is when you were baptised, the fromal leave of the catholic church is not possible... and they added the quote at the end: "Once a catholic, always a catholic".
So now it seems for me a bit pointless to go through all that crap. I guess that is why my country has around 90% believers. Is it the same everywhere or i just have a bad luck living where i live ?
So i went and looked up apostasy on a polish wiki page. It said at the very end that apostasy isn't equivallent to removing you from ranks of catholics. It only excludes you from the religious sacraments such as holy mass, weddings etc. (which i'm not using anyway, duh
) It said the reason for that is when you were baptised, the fromal leave of the catholic church is not possible... and they added the quote at the end: "Once a catholic, always a catholic".So now it seems for me a bit pointless to go through all that crap. I guess that is why my country has around 90% believers. Is it the same everywhere or i just have a bad luck living where i live ?
