I've Catholic guilt AND a Protestant work ethic FFS.gimme catholic guilt over a protestant work ethic, any day
I've Catholic guilt AND a Protestant work ethic FFS.gimme catholic guilt over a protestant work ethic, any day
Does that mean that however hard you work, you feel that it's not enough/good enough?I've Catholic guilt AND a Protestant work ethic FFS.
I work too much and always feel I should work more. I'm not as bad as I used to be though!Does that mean that however hard you work, you feel that it's not enough/good enough?
And the teachers and priests. I grew up in a very Irish immigrant community. I only knew one kid who wasn't a catholic 'til I was 16. We knew nothing better. As far as my Mum was concerned, you were a catholic or other. CoE, Anglican, Jew, Muslim, they were all just prods.Yes. It's the parents that delivered that fear I think. Like when you are a kid you just think at first that your parents can only be right and they know everything and you are safe.
Then you realise that they know nothing and are terrified of everything outside that structure, and that you never felt safe. That if you dare put one foot wrong by being yourself, which does not fit into the permitted script, then you will be judged to Kingdom come by people you thought had your back. That they had it all wrong.
(Late ma was not Catholic, but became increasingly religious after a lapse - which she had huge guilt about.)
Similarly guilty. I have to be told to not do the extra work.I work too much and always feel I should work more. I'm not as bad as I used to be though!
"He recently told Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News host, that the sexual assault allegations were “very, very hurtful”."Russell Brand baptised in Thames - The Times (archived)
I was pretty much the opposite, grew up a Methodist and didn't meet any Catholics till 2 kids moved in across the road when I was 7 or 8. They referred to me as a Proddy Dog, which I found a bit confusing as I hadn't really twigged that different branches of Christianity weren't exactly on speaking terms. My Gran was a local preacher and not all that big on Catholicism, to say the least. It was 'challenging' for her, shall we say, when her son married a Catholic.And the teachers and priests. I grew up in a very Irish immigrant community. I only knew one kid who wasn't a catholic 'til I was 16. We knew nothing better. As far as my Mum was concerned, you were a catholic or other. CoE, Anglican, Jew, Muslim, they were all just prods.
I saw through it by the time I was 13 or so, but there is a strange sort of conditioning that goes with it all that sticks.
Not Catholic but my G.Grandparent's were Jehovahs witnesses and they passed down a fucktonne of shame and guilt to us all that's for sure. They were not good people either by any means.Do you suffer with Catholic guilt?
I have many friends that were brought up in the Catholic Church, I've noticed on a really fundamental level with most of them (despite not being Catholic themselves) that there is a anxious, nervous concern with being judged by others, they have people pleasing tendencies and find receiving quite difficult. They seem to feel non deserving. Also all of them are quite rebellious- have very different alternative lifestyles to that of their upbringing, but always with an undercurrent of shame and guilt. I notice it mainly in my female friends.
Sorry to hear you'll be going to hell for all eternity for having the wrong JesusI was pretty much the opposite, grew up a Methodist and didn't meet any Catholics till 2 kids moved in across the road when I was 7 or 8. They referred to me as a Proddy Dog, which I found a bit confusing as I hadn't really twigged that different branches of Christianity weren't exactly on speaking terms. My Gran was a local preacher and not all that big on Catholicism, to say the least. It was 'challenging' for her, shall we say, when her son married a Catholic.
Whoa, hang on, religious biographies? What has happened to this thread?
Yeah maybe a new thread is needed.I was pretty much the opposite, grew up a Methodist and didn't meet any Catholics till 2 kids moved in across the road when I was 7 or 8. They referred to me as a Proddy Dog, which I found a bit confusing as I hadn't really twigged that different branches of Christianity weren't exactly on speaking terms. My Gran was a local preacher and not all that big on Catholicism, to say the least. It was 'challenging' for her, shall we say, when her son married a Catholic.
Whoa, hang on, religious biographies? What has happened to this thread?
Sorry mate, priesthood of all believers. I've even got me own incense to burn. Oh, no, hang on, it's weed.Sorry to hear you'll be going to hell for all eternity for having the wrong Jesus
I think Calvin is the only member of the Nordic Cathonazi clergyvolk in the UKAppears from that he's taken a bit from one Christian tradition and a bit from another, and added them into his already existing mish mash of Buddhism and whatever else.
It may well have left him feeling "blessed and nourished", but there doesn't appear to be anything to it beyond his individualism and his ego.
I'd be vaguely interested to hear who baptised him. I'd be willing to bet it will be some two bob sect like the one his mate Calvin is part of.
Yeah I wouldn't normally wish pain on anyone but I'll make an exception in this case. I'd be delighted if lots more very very hurtful happened to russel brand. Accusations, insults, pins, needles, sticks and stones will do for starters. Push the fucker's boundaries and don't ask for any consent."He recently told Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News host, that the sexual assault allegations were “very, very hurtful”."
Me, me, me. What a c*nt.
Well, I haven't read a word of what he's said about this 'awakening', but I suspect it could be true - in his own particular way. True in the sense that he has believed in anything in his life - socialism, yoga and feck knows what. The shallow superficial way any old psycho has 'interests' that they parade to the world without being deeply engaged in them. Oh yes, and the sex crimes.Allegation of seuxal crimes aside. His whole "spiratual awakening" is fucking laughable and the cunt should be stoned to death for that alone
Who believes this shit?
Its meta-grift isnt it. Levels of sub-grift and by-grift. Grifting the grift to grift a new grift just like the old grift, with Jesus. And it's unassailable, because .. forgiveness! A soul saved is worth ten that never needed saving. Well people don't need medicine and I was sick, sick, sick .. I once was lost and now I'm found, a wretch like me etc. It's a perfect Christian redemption tale.
Till he fucks up. Which he will.
(Mind you, then it starts all over again. I was tempted, Lord, and I was weak...)
for a discounted fee of only...It's insufferable because it's all about him. He'll be prattling on about it endlessly like he's got amazing insights that everyone needs to hear.
Having been raised RC I can attest this is very real and very widespread…Do you suffer with Catholic guilt?
I have many friends that were brought up in the Catholic Church, I've noticed on a really fundamental level with most of them (despite not being Catholic themselves) that there is a anxious, nervous concern with being judged by others, they have people pleasing tendencies and find receiving quite difficult. They seem to feel non deserving. Also all of them are quite rebellious- have very different alternative lifestyles to that of their upbringing, but always with an undercurrent of shame and guilt. I notice it mainly in my female friends.
Was arriving at similar points speaking about this with someone I know who went through an adult baptism into the CofE. You need to actually recognise your sins and see yourself in the eyes of God to seek forgiveness and to accept His love. Otherwise it's just a load of piffle. I'm not baptised or Xstian btw.The Anglican priest who wrote this article is not convinced by Brand’s baptism.
Russell Brand is missing the point of a baptism
What I have seen is Russell Brand focusing on Russell Brandinews.co.uk
Spot on that, both about Brand's superficial baptism and also about right wing Christians.The Anglican priest who wrote this article is not convinced by Brand’s baptism.
Russell Brand is missing the point of a baptism
What I have seen is Russell Brand focusing on Russell Brandinews.co.uk
(((Homeopaths)))Russell Brand baptised in Thames - The Times (archived)
Appropriate location really:
River Action (March 20th)
Was arriving at similar points speaking about this with someone I know who went through an adult baptism into the CofE. You need to actually recognise your sins and see yourself in the eyes of God to seek forgiveness and to accept His love. Otherwise it's just a load of piffle. I'm not baptised or Xstian btw.
If RB were serving his sentence after an early guilty plea and we heard he had been baptised whilst doing his time it might have the ring of truth.
Yep it's rubbish compared to how it was described to me as a kidI've got to say that I found giants causeway very disappointing. It's very small. I read a lot of Irish myths about Finn Mcool as a kid.
Yep it's rubbish compared to how it was described to me as a kid
RSPCA?I haven't been there yet, glad to find out in advance that it would be better described at the Regular-Sized Person's Causeway
He probably thinks his Youtube channel is like a system of Medieval Indulgences, with the added twist that he receives money from it.Yes, and accepting your sins includes making reparations for them where possible, including cooperating with the justice system. It's not the wiping clean Brand thinks it is, it's just the start of it - or it's supposed to be. I'm not Christian, but I know people who've converted, and it's also just bloody obvious.