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The Rise of Islam Guest Episode
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Great work you did on Islam history.
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ReplyDeleteBorn into a Catholic family whose ancestrors probably became Catholic during Patrick's fourth century prostelitizing I was taught to pray directly to the god. Par of the teaching, as I recall (I left off believing during my full reading of the family bible at 17 - so things may have changed) I was also taught that god could be approached through intermediaries. So I would pray some times to Mary or Joseph or One of the saints to put in a word for me to the god. Of course I also prayed to Jesus who, being god, was not actually an intermediary but could feel like one.
ReplyDeleteIn confession, as I understood it, you did not ray to the priest or through him. You confessed your misdeeds and the priest, who studied on god for a living, would know what kind of penance god would accept. That was, for me, always some set of prayers. I would leave the confessional and say my prescribed prayers - directly to the god.
Long years after leaving that traditional belief system, or a beliefs in any magical creator, I realized that this system where you are asked to truly look at your own behavior, realize and acknowledge where you had made mistakes and then tell another person was, I still believe, psychologically healthy.
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Indeed. How ironic that a podcast in which the author wishes, at least in part, to debunk libels about his religion, he engages in the most squalid sectarian lies about another. Catholics do not pray to or through priests, that is offensive.
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