The flawlessness of Catholic doctrine, the Virgin, and Human Sexuality

**spauline** · February 9th 2009, 08:52 PM

The Catholic formal doctrine in faith and morals is without stain of error.

The Virgin always was and is without sin.

The Catholic Church alone teaches what is fully pure in human sexuality, especially that artificial birth control is wrong.

Now, the Protestants are very much doctrinally impure. Most of them deny that Mary was sinless. Most of them in their pastors have accepted and still accept Artifical Birth control.

The Orthodox are little bit doctirnally impure. They either debate or deny that Mary was fully sinless. Some of them have accepted in their priests, the validity of abc in some circumstances.

Therefore, there is a mystical connection between doctrinal purity, how one looks at the Virgin, and how pure their sexual doctrine is.

**RBerman** · February 9th 2009, 09:03 PM

What an insightful contribution to a centuries-old set of debates!

**Thersites** · February 9th 2009, 09:43 PM

As much as I appreciate the fact that I am not the only one who has noticed that the Catholic Church does not endorce artifical birth control when the main Protestant churches have) Not sure about the Orthodox), I have to discourage the other posters from taking this thread too seriously.

Anyway, spauline, I'll keep on praying for you.

**bridgeforsale** · February 10th 2009, 12:37 AM

wow ... did somebody forget to take their meds today?

**TyRockwell** · February 10th 2009, 12:07 PM

Originally posted by spauline

The Catholic formal doctrine in faith and morals is without stain of error.

The Virgin always was and is without sin.

The Catholic Church alone teaches what is fully pure in human sexuality, especially that artificial birth control is wrong.

Now, the Protestants are very much doctrinally impure. Most of them deny that Mary was sinless. Most of them in their pastors have accepted and still accept Artifical Birth control.

News flash, Spurious! Paul was not without sin, Peter, uh, before he was called Satan, was not sinless, and they are much more edifying than Jesus' mom.

Originally posted by spauline

The Orthodox are little bit doctirnally impure. They either debate or deny that Mary was fully sinless. Some of them have accepted in their priests, the validity of abc in some circumstances.

Mary had to believe Jesus rose from the dead, and that He is Lord, just like you and I, before we and she were saved.

Originally posted by spauline

Therefore, there is a mystical connection between doctrinal purity, how one looks at the Virgin, and how pure their sexual doctrine is.

How one looks at Jesus' mom has zero to do with any doctrine in the Bible. Cite a scripture stating an essential doctrine based on Mary that has any consequence for others. None such exist. Period.

**mossrose** · February 10th 2009, 12:11 PM

Goodness. I cannot recall one single sermon in my entire very long life by my Protestant pastors advocating any sort of birth control.

Except abstinence.

Somehow, it's just never come up.

So, do you have stats for your statements about all us hell-bound Prots having pastors that harangue us about birth control?

**furay** · February 10th 2009, 07:50 PM

Originally posted by Arminius_Wesley

wow ... did somebody forget to take their meds today?

Up yours.

**bridgeforsale** · February 10th 2009, 08:05 PM

Originally posted by furay

Up yours.

nice ... theology Soprano's style?

So so far one of you said protestants are impure ... and your central argument is "up yours"?

What a sad bunch

**mossrose** · February 10th 2009, 08:12 PM

Can't you just feel the love from the RCC toward us poor, hellbound Prots?

:loves:

**bridgeforsale** · February 10th 2009, 08:13 PM

ahh yes indeed

**MarcusAndreas** · February 10th 2009, 08:14 PM

Originally posted by spauline

The Catholic formal doctrine in faith and morals is without stain of error.

The Virgin always was and is without sin.

The Catholic Church alone teaches what is fully pure in human sexuality, especially that artificial birth control is wrong.

Now, the Protestants are very much doctrinally impure. Most of them deny that Mary was sinless. Most of them in their pastors have accepted and still accept Artifical Birth control.

The Orthodox are little bit doctirnally impure. They either debate or deny that Mary was fully sinless. Some of them have accepted in their priests, the validity of abc in some circumstances.

Therefore, there is a mystical connection between doctrinal purity, how one looks at the Virgin, and how pure their sexual doctrine is.

.
Spauline... stop embarrassing us!!!

**mossrose** · February 10th 2009, 08:24 PM

Originally posted by MetalMark

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Spauline... stop embarrassing us!!!

:huggy:

**Daniel Keeran** · February 10th 2009, 08:32 PM

What is the role of the Virgin in gnostic christianity such as the Nag Hammadi library and the Pistis Sophia? The Virgin of Light reviews the purity of those passing through purgatory to determine whether or not they can pass into the Eternal Light. The Virgin is one of the gnostic trinity of Father, Mother, and Son. These elements became part of early Catholic development.

**Manwë Súlimo** · February 10th 2009, 08:34 PM

Originally posted by mossrose

Can't you just feel the love from the RCC toward us poor, hellbound Prots?

:loves:

Heaven without Mossrose is not Heaven at all. I'll spend rest of eternity with Moss and the other dirty Protestants in Hell, thank you very much.

**mossrose** · February 10th 2009, 08:39 PM

Originally posted by Beren Erchamion

Heaven without Mossrose is not Heaven at all. I'll spend rest of eternity with Moss and the other dirty Protestants in Hell, thank you very much.

But I know I am going to be in heaven, so there you go.

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