What Are You Thinking? Continued 14

[NC_Coastal]

A lot of churches are non-denominational these days. There are Protestant churches, Catholica churches, Jewish temple and synagogues, Sikh, Islamic, Buddhist... It's not that simple.
Is the Church of England still Protestant? I think they went to war over that a few times.
We have a church nearby that is Middle Eastern Christian. I'm sure there are many different beliefs within that community.
Anyway, just my two cents.

 

[jaF0]

Snough, somewhere between a sneeze and a cough.

 

[Bry1313]

Can always tell when the fucker is being petty.

Am I that obvious?

 

[Bry1313]

A lot of churches are non-denominational these days. There are Protestant churches, Catholica churches, Jewish temple and synagogues, Sikh, Islamic, Buddhist... It's not that simple.
Is the Church of England still Protestant? I think they went to war over that a few times.
We have a church nearby that is Middle Eastern Christian. I'm sure there are many different beliefs within that community.
Anyway, just my two cents.

This doesn’t make sense, why are you including Jews, Sikh, Islam and Buddhism in your church denomination sentence, and yes CofE is very much Protestant, they are the first National church to break from the Papacy.

 

[AuntieDisco]

Am I that obvious?

And I thought I was discreet.

 

[EricaAnna]

And I thought I was discreet.

Did somebody say "discreet?"

 

[AuntieDisco]

Did somebody say "discreet?"

Did I missed another inside joke as per usual

 

[EricaAnna]

Did I missed another inside joke as per usual

Nope, I'm not even sure what I was going for there yeah, I'm awkward

 

[AuntieDisco]

Nope, I'm not even sure what I was going for there yeah, I'm awkward

No, you’re adorable and very kind

 

[Whiskeyjack]

This doesn’t make sense, why are you including Jews, Sikh, Islam and Buddhism in your church denomination sentence, and yes CofE is very much Protestant, they are the first National church to break from the Papacy.

CoE isn't very much Protestant. They're sorta-kinda Protestant, more in the sense that they're a western church that's not Roman Catholic. Unlike traditional Protestantism, the Anglican break from Rome was more a political split than a theological one. Episcopalian rites, services, and polity are very similar to Catholic, except for the lack of a Pope. But while there were some tenuous connections between early Anglicans and Protestant Reformers, there's not a direct line the way there is with modern Lutherans, Presbyterians, Reformed, or other Protestant denominations.

 

[EricaAnna]

No, you’re adorable and very kind

Awwww... Thank you gorgeous

 

[fsa52]

Just hand me the hip waders, please!

 

[NC_Coastal]

Just hand me the hip waders, please!

I happen to have some hip waders that I think you would look great in.

 

[Dubinsky]

I feel good about this game.

They're going to bring it.

 

[Xerxes82]

Might be a porn and wanking kind of night

 

[ShowMeYourSmile]

Tomorrow could put a smile back on my face if my creative plan works…

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Just hand me the hip waders, please!

I had to google what hip waders were. Now I know.
I'm very much an indoor cat.

 

[orangecurious]

I had to google what hip waders were. Now I know.
I'm very much an indoor cat.

chest waders are better!

 

[NC_Coastal]

I had to google what hip waders were. Now I know.
I'm very much an indoor cat.

I have some that might fit you too, Whiskey. And your little bird too.

 

[NC_Coastal]

chest waders are better!

Nope.

 

[LaisDeMarieDeFrance]

CoE isn't very much Protestant. They're sorta-kinda Protestant, more in the sense that they're a western church that's not Roman Catholic. Unlike traditional Protestantism, the Anglican break from Rome was more a political split than a theological one. Episcopalian rites, services, and polity are very similar to Catholic, except for the lack of a Pope. But while there were some tenuous connections between early Anglicans and Protestant Reformers, there's not a direct line the way there is with modern Lutherans, Presbyterians, Reformed, or other Protestant denominations.

I call them Catholic light.

 

[Wand3rlust]

CofE is what a lot of English people put on forms when you ask them to say what religion they are.

 

[Paul_Chance]

A nipple. Singular. That's all. It's good to be simple sometimes.

 

[Booboobear84]

CoE isn't very much Protestant. They're sorta-kinda Protestant, more in the sense that they're a western church that's not Roman Catholic. Unlike traditional Protestantism, the Anglican break from Rome was more a political split than a theological one. Episcopalian rites, services, and polity are very similar to Catholic, except for the lack of a Pope. But while there were some tenuous connections between early Anglicans and Protestant Reformers, there's not a direct line the way there is with modern Lutherans, Presbyterians, Reformed, or other Protestant denominations.

Or as Catholics sometimes joke Episcopal is Catholic lite all of the ceremony none of the guilt

 

[Paul_Chance]

LOL my favorite has always been the anagram of Episcopal is Pepsi Cola.