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Why would you say such a nasty thing? Judging your siblings. Don't you believe that they are doing their able best, just like you are? And if not, then inform us, why? How do you know, what error are they making, what should they do instead? And here is where your dialect needs work...

We know Antioch is a Petrine See also.

It's up to you, if you're not Catholic. Or, if you're asking what it means to Catholicism, see our Catechism. It's pretty deep but it 'boils down to' go to Mass and attempt to achieve and maintain a "state of grace" which has nothing to do with salvation but instead it has to do with being...

You do know that in Catholicism celibacy means avoiding any emission evoked or effected by a male's informed consent, right? I don't want to use that M word it's creepy. Celibacy means no M word. You know that, right?

I just want to . . . point out, that when I summarize the Gospel as one simple sentence, I say "Believe in Jesus", as evidenced earlier in this thread. That is to say, I don't use Romans 10:9. And this is in my determination Catholicism's answer to the question as well. Believe in Christ...

It doesn't matter. What's the point in even asking? What support does it lend to your position? How come you don't know this?

How about taking control of your dopamine system instead of just letting it lead you around by a leash? Which? Celibacy? or what I said?

Moral superiority is true. It exists. We agree on this, you just call it law and I call it right. The issues wind up being interrelated so the question is, how do we decide? It's an ethical question in the highest sense. How do we distinguish ethics from morals, or 'vice versa'? There is a...

I support and promote Catholic morals, we value chastity and celibacy as virtues and we disapprove of immorality which directly impinges chastity and celibacy.

Read the interview Marke. He as a retired general and commander has a unique perspective, it's worth the read, I recommend it. Thanks.

Here's an old man and an old girl. https://www.npr.org/2021/08/06/1025372228/meet-the-nonagenarian-who-is-a-record-breaking-weightlifter?t=1647483949700 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Bass

Precautionary Advice Anyone with medical problems--of any nature--should see a doctor before starting a diet and exercise program. Furthermore, even if you have no known health problems, it is advisable to consult your doctor before making major changes in your lifestyle. Invariably, if you...

Don't they still have that chance today?

You definitely should heed your doctor's orders. Yeah, it definitely sounds like you were able to avoid aggravating injuries so that they could heal up for you. Nice.

Good stuff! Especially referencing Namaan . . . Look at Luke 4:25 " . . . I tell you of a truth, many widows were in Israel in the days of Elias, when the heaven was shut up three years and six months, when great famine was throughout all the land; 26 But unto none of them was Elias sent...

Imagine what they think about how Putin's regime has performed.

That is exactly why I consider ethics to be the discipline which includes philosophy (and all the other disciplines too) in it. Ethics is always about what we're going to do, and not only what we are going to say or think.

Worth a read (long), interview with retired General PETRAEUS: ... I think that the Biden administration has performed impressively, and I say this as someone who publicly criticized the administration for the decision to withdraw from Afghanistan and the conduct of the withdrawal in August...

Sorry to hear that man. Definitely talk to your doctor. Ask your doctor how, given your condition, you can safely work with the most weight possible. You've got to engage those large muscle groups, for your health, if at all possible, somehow. After the deadlift and squat, the next exercises...

Seems like the Russians expected the Ukrainians to surrender quickly and they didn't at all. So now they're like, "Now what?"