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Your link is broken, but either way, why would any righteous, God-fearing woman want to worry her purdy little head about things like readin’ and writin’ and ‘rithmetic?
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I think the link is Ok now.
Me wonder too. They even want to be priests. Deacons. And who knows, the next pope đ
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Wow. I’m so impressed by how progressive they are (not).
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They are very progressive. Just like the congresswoman who said that the speaker’s job is a man’s job. Same as being a priest.
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As your title suggests, my Kenyan brother, it is a very sssslllooowww progress. Unfortunately. inequality doesn’t cease to exist overnight! Naked hugs! đ
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At least it’s progress. As they say, Rome wasn’t built in a day.
Until recently, I thought change within the Roman Catholic Church was much slower than the changes in the world around it, making the Church more out of touch as time went by. However, seeing the lurch to conservatism, to the right, and to growing intolerance that appears to be happening across much of the world, perhaps they just might be a “liberal beacon” in a few decades. Fortunately I’m unlikely to be around if that horrendous occasion should ever happen.
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The world around seems to change so fast and end up worse or back to where we were at the beginning
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In 1992 the Catholic Church finally conceded Galileo was right in 1633, so they’re working on a slight delay.
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Hahaha. Looks like they are trying to clear a backlog
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IIRC, the good book says that with the Lord one geocentric day is like 1000 heliocentric years.
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If we follow the lawd, we can’t tell the difference between an hr or a century. They can be used interchangeably
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