Not with you voting no it isn'tImpossible to separate...
Impossible to separate...
How do others here feel about a seperate sub-board to debate Roman Catholicism on CF [as was done with the Mary threads]?
The GT board seems to be a lot on discussions of that Denomination and it would free it up to discuss more theological issues.
Thanks and God bless
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Why so many Catholic threads
Isn't that what generally happens on the GT board most times anyway?It'd just be another Catholic bashing venue. I'm not much for religious bigotry.
It'd just be another Catholic bashing venue. I'm not much for religious bigotry.
Isn't that what generally happens on the GT board most times anyway?
Seems it would be easier for Mods to moderate more effectively if Catholicism had it's own seperate board
this is getting kinda old actually . maybe having a separate board where RCCs can choose to ignore or debate such debates would be beneficial .
but that may also be a problem when an RCC is actually starting the debate of RCCism by just stating what they believe . which would be fine so long as they don't pull the "apostolic succession" card .
LittleLambofJesus said:Isn't that what generally happens on the GT board most times anyway?
Seems it would be easier for Mods to moderate more effectively if Catholicism had it's own seperate board
It'd just be another Catholic bashing venue. I'm not much for religious bigotry.
OBOB is the Catholic safe haven. So there is no need for a forum like that.
I'm not really sure what this means. It's not Catholics stating what they believe (of which apostolic succession is a large part) that starts debates. It's people that decide to debate what they say that start the debates. It's the same for any group.
It wouldn't be easier. It'd just move all of the problem elsewhere. There wouldn't be any less hostilities. In fact, there might be more. When people have a target, they hone in on it.
I thought this community is about coming together, not bashing one another virtually with words.
well that's in the denominational area which has a specific set of rules which discourages debate . so thus the request for a subforum .
apostolic succession falls under protection in the congregational rules but in GT it does not . and since there is a lot of debate just over RCCism . perhaps there should be a separate subforum .
on the other hand it would be a heckuva lot easier to ban people for flaming if we knew where to look
I misinterpreted what you said. General Theology already fills this purpose, so it's still unnecessary.
There's a lot of debate over everything. I don't want to wind up with 65,000 subforums to wade through in order to find a topic.
We already do know where to look. People report things and we take care of them. There's also plenty of moderators involved enough in GT to find stuff.
which is why separation of divisive elements is beneficial .
It's not beneficial--- it's unnecessary.
I think this kind of thing is always a good idea, no matter what denominations we are talking about. It's sure irritating when some great proselytizer gets going on a forum. A little regulation wouldn't hurt. I do know that Catholics do this kind of regulation on their forums.So are you proposing a Protestants only GT where Catholics are not allowed to correct erroneous claims?
I think this kind of thing is always a good idea, no matter what denominations we are talking about. It's sure irritating when some great proselytizer gets going on a forum. A little regulation wouldn't hurt. I do know that Catholics do this kind of regulation on their forums.
I must plead ignorance about something though. What is meant by "GT" as in "Protestant GT?" LOL, I don't know what a "GT" is except if you add "O" to the end of it. I have always wanted to drive and own one! The only "GT" I know of is the now defunct Pontiac.
To be honest I have no idea what a Protestant really is and I've been a Christian for 34 years- on CF it appears to be a Team A vs. Team B thing. I find the term offensive as it's been used as a weapon. I also don't know very much about the Catholic Church. This is a slippery slope if we could just be respectful and actually learn instead of being superior... It could be so valuable. But I don't know if we can do that. Sadly I think some of our denominations teach us our doctrine is better than all the others.