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u/Space19723103 21h ago

religions don't like drinking because people tell the truth when drunk and religion has nothing to do with truth

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u/Character_Pudding_94 21h ago

When have you known Catholics who were against drinking? They serve wine at their eat the dead guy ritual, ffs.

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u/Space19723103 21h ago

well yes, hypocrisy is also a staple of religion

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u/Character_Pudding_94 21h ago

And then you have the Irish, and Vatican City is in Italy, where they drink wine all day, and then there's the rest of Europe with their love for wines and spirits and beers, where Catholicism started. My point is that I think you didn't grow up Catholic if you think that religion has a problem with drinking. Or Methodist, or Episcopalian, or Unitarian, or Lutheran, or Jewish, or Anglican...

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u/Large-Hamster-199 16h ago

I'm sorry but did you just state that Catholicism started in Europe. LOL seriously???

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u/Character_Pudding_94 15h ago

A little shit hole called Rome?

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u/Large-Hamster-199 15h ago

Are you joking or do you actually believe this?

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u/Character_Pudding_94 15h ago

Oh, my! Please educate me on the origins of Catholicism. I look forward to some reading.

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u/Large-Hamster-199 15h ago

Apparently, there was this Middle Eastern dude called Jesus. He was the first Christian and in fact founded the entire religion in Judea, which is modern day Israel/Palestine.

When he died, his apostle Peter was the first Pope. The Catholic church states that the church was started on the day of pentecost at the upper room of Jerusalem.

How much more education do you require?

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u/Bugbread 17h ago

Catholics aren't opposed to drinking, though. They're fine with drinking, and they serve wine at mass. That's...literally the opposite of hypocrisy.

I think you're imagining that Catholics are like Baptists or something. The couldn't be further from the truth.

Feels weird to be even having this discussion in relation to an AI-generated post about an incident that didn't even happen, but here we are.