Were we always faithfull to God ? How many have come from other religions even athiests to the catholic church and become great catholic leaders ?God is full of grace
Faith in God is a choice. So, no; we were not always faithful. As for converts who join catholic leadership roles...we may not learn the numbers. However. To me, it seems to me that far too many zealots (present common interpretation... not the religious sect of famed Masala - or the "fourth sect") move into such leadership roles. A zealot who is disheartened usually is still a zealot... just finds …More
Faith in God is a choice. So, no; we were not always faithful.
As for converts who join catholic leadership roles...we may not learn the numbers.
However. To me, it seems to me that far too many zealots (present common interpretation... not the religious sect of famed Masala - or the "fourth sect") move into such leadership roles. A zealot who is disheartened usually is still a zealot... just finds a new robe. So, should fact be perceived to differ from their 'ideal'; many toss off their robe and don another.
"I dont know why some catholics here ,dont like Jordan Paterson"@aderito That's easy enough... --"When asked if he believes in God, Peterson responded: "I think the proper response to that is No, but I'm afraid He might exist." -- I can't imagine why some Catholics don't like atheists. :P
What a stuff! We Catholics don't linke atheism. And we don't like only those atheists, who fight against Got and the human beeing. Beside that: Who has a right to be liked by all Catholics?
I dont know why some catholics here ,dont like Jordan Paterson ,he has put his carrier in jeopardy going against trangenderism and other idiologies ,give the man a chance ,i dont think he is against christians .
