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Threads contained a lot of subjectivity and relativism today. I think that there is a lack of critical thinking in the world. It is not because people are stupid. I think I blame the educations they get. Sure, there are some personality issues, probably. However, I really feel like a lot of people are unable to think on a truly critical and logical level. Too many times the subjective is emphasized, ignoring all else.

Today's quote of unintelligibility:

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And we DON'T say

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There was a lot of C.S. Lewis in the world today. A lot of people are obsessed with his writings and his story. It is my personal opinion that he's good for beginners... and for reflection... but once you've emptied that well, its time to move forward.

One interesting comment, today, from the RCC threads:

God has bound salvation to the sacrament of Baptism, but he himself is not bound by his sacraments.

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Interesting thoughts from youth (I am getting old...). Liked several perspectives and ideas from various posters:

the multitude of denominations/churches could be by design in order to provide a suitable match for all sorts of personalities.

"I don't think God will look at the fact that someone waited until they're close to death to repent, as much as why they did so."

Also, Matthew 7 and Luke 11 (ask/knock/receive verses) came up again today.

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