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Old 04-10-2007, 03:54 PM   #21
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At least she isn't a God Warrior
I would take this with a grain of salt

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Old 04-10-2007, 04:12 PM   #22
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My name is Michael, this was very weird for me to watch.......
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Old 04-10-2007, 04:17 PM   #23
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That kid appears to be in his mid teens. If he is, and if he has already confirmed his faith, I'm going to say that he didn't make an independant decision.

Seriously, if a kid isn't prepared to decide whether he should drink or have sex when in his mid teens, how is he prepared to decide on one of the greatest questions in the universe?
Who says he's not prepared to make decisions about alcohol and sex at that age? I was certainly prepared to make those decisions at that age. Not just prepared ... I made them. And I'm preparing my kids to make those decisions for themselves at that age too.
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Old 04-10-2007, 04:33 PM   #24
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Now, if her son got Baptized and confirmed WILLINGLY, then he is ALSO in the fault... being confirmed means you are solidifying your believe in God.
You can't change your mind? Gimme a break. Christians and Catholics get divorces all the time. That has an oath to the other person, and I know God is tied into that whole thing. How is that different?
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Old 04-10-2007, 04:35 PM   #25
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I confirmed around 12, and i really didnt have that great of a grasp about it to tell you the truth (most of it was in another language anyway, one in which I didnt really understand a lot of the big words, ha) I did it cause it was sort of was just expected along the route from my parents...it definitely wasn't because of some huge spiritual decision that I made.

Doesn't mean that I dont believe in god (I do) but Im not sure I would go through that route today...as I dont really think you being in touch with god has anything to do with massive ceremonial passages. That part to me just feels like the church trying to control their flock.
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You can't change your mind? Gimme a break. Christians and Catholics get divorces all the time. That has an oath to the other person, and I know God is tied into that whole thing. How is that different?
Which is precisely why I mentioned that my post will obviously be biased being a Catholic myself.

I'm not saying you can't, its just that the religion takes it very seriously if u decide to back out of ur faith after being confirmed.
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Old 04-10-2007, 05:23 PM   #27
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And Rouge, I'm surprised that you're going out on a limb and making those assumptions (and tossing out insults), especially when it's a kid that appears to be challenging sheep-like following of religion.
What do you mean? I realize it's a kid challening religion and good for him, but he doesn't have to put it on youtube, which he did, and that's why he's a little punk.
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What do you mean? I realize it's a kid challening religion and good for him, but he doesn't have to put it on youtube, which he did, and that's why he's a little punk.
I took it that a sibling was filming Bro. Catching big brother getting in serious trouble, then figuring it would be too hot to handle if caught so the camera was shut off.
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But you don't know that it was him that posted it... It was pretty obvious to me that he was not handling the camera. But it doesn't really matter. It just surprised me coming from you.

Ford, I agree that people that age are capable of making decisions about sex and alcohol (although not necessarily about sex and alcohol). I was just playing devils advocate and making fun of the fact that we canadians are prepared to make decisions that allegedly affect eternity, but not decisions that merely affect the next day or few years.
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But you don't know that it was him that posted it... It was pretty obvious to me that he was not handling the camera. But it doesn't really matter. It just surprised me coming from you.
I'm not defending the woman's reaction. The whole thing just looked and sounded like a set-up. He was wearing sunglasses for crying out loud. It seems a little suspicious to me that he would make sure had his shades on before getting into this serious discussion with his mother. Even Corey Hart would have at least put them up on his head.
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Old 04-10-2007, 05:47 PM   #31
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Nothing funnier than religious nutjobs...everytime I see those clips I crack up.

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Old 04-10-2007, 05:48 PM   #32
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Ahhaha.. Now we have a serious disagreement. There is NO WAY Cory Hart would take off his shades for a discussion like this.


Alright... I'm gonna slowly back out of this thread. We disagree about the thing being a set up and the only reason I mentioned your name is because I've never seen you get ferocious about something that you have no proof or reasonable doubt. I sort of saw it as a backhanded compliment.
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He was wearing sunglasses for crying out loud. It seems a little suspicious to me that he would make sure had his shades on before getting into this serious discussion with his mother.
Thats not necessarily an indication these days. I dont know what it's like in Calgary, but here there are so many try-hards who wear their shades inside a dark subway car or anywhere indoors. i usually wanna smack em off their faces....same goes for the tools who wear toques indoors.
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Old 04-10-2007, 06:23 PM   #34
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Alright... I'm gonna slowly back out of this thread. We disagree about the thing being a set up and the only reason I mentioned your name is because I've never seen you get ferocious about something that you have no proof or reasonable doubt. I sort of saw it as a backhanded compliment.
Oh you are right, I don't have any proof. I probably shouldn't be making these accusations without something to back them up.

Did anyone else feel kind of dirty watching this video? The God Warrior actively sought out the attention, but this woman thought she was having a private family discussion and now millions of people have access too it.
This isn't like Kimbo Slice kicking some guys ass on youtube and making him look like a chump, it's a serious matter.

Bah whatever. It'll probably turn out to be a hoax or an advertisement for new lemon Pledge. There was a pretty good glow on that kitchen table.
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Old 04-10-2007, 06:23 PM   #35
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Seriously, if a kid isn't prepared to decide whether he should drink or have sex when in his mid teens, how is he prepared to decide on one of the greatest questions in the universe?
And that is exactly why I don't agree with child baptism.

Not confirmation, baptism.
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Christians and Catholics get divorces all the time.
And that makes it right?
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Old 04-10-2007, 06:38 PM   #37
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And that is exactly why I don't agree with child baptism.

Not confirmation, baptism.
Children are confirmed, often around grades 5-7.
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Children are confirmed, often around grades 5-7.
I assume you mean Catholic, since your background is Catholic.

What do they do 7 days after the child being born? I thought that was the confirmation time, and children got baptized around grades 5-7.
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I assume you mean Catholic, since your background is Catholic.

What do they do 7 days after the child being born? I thought that was the confirmation time, and children got baptized around grades 5-7.
Baptism is just after birth, confirmation is done in early adolescence (sp?).
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Old 04-10-2007, 06:53 PM   #40
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Hmm, they are only catholic...I thought they were more liberal in this day and age. I dread what might happen in southern bible belt households.
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