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my dad posted:Oh, I meant on SA, but thanks anyway. I remember someone trying to LP this game on these forums but it fizzled out. I participated a bit mainly so I could submit a joke name for one of the characters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HevM-35hJUE One detail I do remember is that our party's saint was determined at random, and we pulled Santa.
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A goon made a post about a Darklands LP in the sandcastle a few days ago, so we might just get one soon. 
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Cythereal posted:*Baptist screaming intensifies* Nice contribution to the discussion
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Cythereal posted:*Baptist screaming intensifies* we know baptists are lame, you don't have to keep reminding us
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Mo Tzu posted:Nice contribution to the discussion Fair enough, should have taken the hint after last time.
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Meridian posted:I am thinking about attending Mass this Saturday. Haven't been to church in years and never to a Catholic service. Hope I enjoy it. Not sure about your faith background, but it can be weird for people not used to high church services. If they don't have a convenient card with all the responses on it (I have no idea why my parish does not do this) then all the liturgical prayers/responses can be found in the front section of the missalette along with the Nicene Creed. It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure this out. Being able to actually follow along with what's going on is pretty fun. Oh, and don't take Communion. You could, I guess, go up with your arms crossed over your chest like an X and receive a blessing but apparently this confuses some priests or you might wind up in a line with an EMHC anyway so I'd just recommend remaining in the pews. The first Mass I went to blew me away with how cool it was though since I was used to low church stuff.
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The Phlegmatist posted:Not sure about your faith background, but it can be weird for people not used to high church services. If they don't have a convenient card with all the responses on it (I have no idea why my parish does not do this) then all the liturgical prayers/responses can be found in the front section of the missalette along with the Nicene Creed. It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure this out. Being able to actually follow along with what's going on is pretty fun. That is good to know, thank you for the heads up. I did not intend to take Communion since I am more or less just a tourist and haven't done any of the things required for it. There are a few Catholic churches in the area so I figured I would check them all out.
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Meridian posted:That is good to know, thank you for the heads up. I did not intend to take Communion since I am more or less just a tourist and haven't done any of the things required for it. try to figure out which one has the silliest hats and then go there
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In a couple weeks:Meridian posted:I took your guys' advice and found the Catholic church with the silliest hats. What's an SSPX?
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Think bigger:Meridian posted:I took your guys' advice and found the Catholic church with the silliest hats. What's a Palmarian Church?
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Are there cool hats in Greek Orthodox? Pretty sure there is one of those up the road.
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Meridian posted:Are there cool hats in Greek Orthodox? Pretty sure there is one of those up the road.  You were saying?  Yes, it's the Russian Patriarch, but the hats should be the same 
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System Metternich posted:
The little fold-down cross is just my favourite thing. There's something about the sensible modern convenience of it being hinged along with what a gorgeously daft hat it is.
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Thirteen Orphans posted:Something you might find interesting, then: In Catholic Marian theology, Mary has a special place in devotion to Saints. God is afforded worship, known as latria. Only God is worthy of worship. The devotion which is given to the saints is called dulia. The Virgin Mary is the sole recipient of the highest form of devotion to a saint known as hyperdulia. So theologically she is afforded a higher place than the other saints, but in no way is part of the worship due to God alone. would you say hyperdulia is more "over 9000", or more "yo dawg..."
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Lutha Mahtin posted:would you say hyperdulia is more "over 9000", or more "yo dawg..." System Metternich posted:Not to get into the discussion on if and how Mary can be considered "submitting" within Catholic doctrine, let me just list a couple of her titles real quick to weird out our Protestant friends itt: 
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Her titles are over 9000! 
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Bel_Canto posted:try to figure out which one has the silliest hats and then go there This is good advice though. Meridian you might want to look for someplace that does the Traditional Latin Mass eventually to experience it. Make sure it's either connected to a diocese or is part of the FSSP or the ICKSP because you get too far beyond that and you start finding places where they start throwing Protestants in the cookpot at the end of Mass (along with the customary Jesuit.)
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HopperUK posted:The little fold-down cross is just my favourite thing. There's something about the sensible modern convenience of it being hinged along with what a gorgeously daft hat it is.
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The Phlegmatist posted:This is good advice though. Meridian you might want to look for someplace that does the Traditional Latin Mass eventually to experience it. Make sure it's either connected to a diocese or is part of the FSSP or the ICKSP because you get too far beyond that and you start finding places where they start throwing Protestants in the cookpot at the end of Mass (along with the customary Jesuit.) Harumph. I haven't boiled a prot in weeks.
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Worthleast posted:Harumph. I haven't boiled a prot in weeks. jesuits, on the other hand...
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Bel_Canto posted:jesuits, on the other hand... Once the jesuit is placed into the crockpot, he undergoes substantial change to hotdish and ceases to be a jesuit. Therefore I have never boiled any jesuits.
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Worthleast posted:Once the jesuit is placed into the crockpot, he undergoes substantial change to hotdish and ceases to be a jesuit. Therefore I have never boiled any jesuits. So when you say you haven't boiled a protestant in weeks...
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zonohedron posted:So when you say you haven't boiled a protestant in weeks...
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HEY GAL posted:meat has no religion, as it is incapable of belief As a creature made of meat, I can confirm this checks out. e: but wait, without belief, how can I be sure I'm made of meat?
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:As a creature made of meat, I can confirm this checks out.
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HEY GAL posted:i will have to meat you to check Seasoned greetings, fellow meat.
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Seasoned greetings, fellow meat.
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HEY GAL posted:i will have to meat you to check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA6k-a8-qvM
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:As a creature made of meat, I can confirm this checks out. congratulations your joke stumbled upon the most popular atheist equivocation ever
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The Phlegmatist posted:congratulations your joke stumbled upon the most popular atheist equivocation ever Oh it didn't stumble, that was 100% intentional.
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Oh it didn't stumble, that was 100% intentional. *channels Van Til* How would your meat even be there if it wasn't for God? Furthermore, how could you make that joke without an understanding of the divine?
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The Phlegmatist posted:*channels Van Til* My humor is a sufficient first cause in itself, an Unamused Amuser, if you will.
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Unamused Amuser 
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The Phlegmatist posted:*channels Van Til* because gently caress you buddy this, btw, is the proper response to any type of presuppositionalism anywhere
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I venerate the immortal God-Emperor as per Space Marine librarian unit bark in Dawn of War.
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HEY GAL posted:i'm flabbergasted nobody came up with it before now, esp. considering what happened to the crown of hungary I've never seen the crown of Hungary before and the sight of it made me laugh and I consider this your fault.  Jaunty!
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Question for Orthodox goons: I'm reading a history book that's partially about Russia, and there's been mention of at least a couple of foreign-born princesses who changed their names when they converted to Orthodoxy to marry into the Russian royal family. Is name changing on conversion a common thing in Orthodoxy, or is this just Russia being weird?
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