[split] Hello everyone

[pocaracas]

Are you for real?

See that thing on the top of the staff?


I hear that's Jesus Christ.
Followers are called christians.
Catholics are followers of Christ, hence are christians. That's it.
Why are you trying to change that extremely simple definition?

Extra points, since you seem to think I use a protestant source:
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religioni_in_Italia (oh, maybe it was the protestants from the US or UK or Germany that wrote this in italian....)
I'm guessing that, if anyone would know if catholics are christians... the italians would be right there on top!


What?

I'm not continuing this.
We are on the intro forum and not exactly allowed to argue about anything in here.
But arguing for the inclusion of catholics as a part of christianity... now there's something I'd never expect...

But you know what? It is never smart to ask sheep if they know where they are going because all they can ever say is 'hither and thither we go," and if you ask the shepherd if he knows where they are going the best he can say is that "hither and thither they must go."

And you know that cross you are pointing at just shows that they left him hanging there like a dirty rag to never be worshiped for sure.

Are you telling me that catholics don't worship that dirty rag?