The importance of Baptism?

[thessalonian]

CC,

I really suggest your drop it. Your not doing anybody any good with a post like that. Especially my thread.

Blessings though

[conservativecatholic]

[quote name='thessalonian' date='Dec 28 2004, 03:41 PM'] CC,

I really suggest your drop it. Your not doing anybody any good with a post like that. Especially my thread.

Blessings though [/quote]
Excuse me? I was simply answering questions that were directed toward me.

May God Bless.

-conservativecatholic

By the way, if you want the issue dropped, do not come to me for I am most certainly not the instigator of the problem.

[thessalonian]

sigh.....

Edited December 28, 2004 by thessalonian

[conservativecatholic]

[quote name='thessalonian' date='Dec 28 2004, 05:27 PM'] sigh..... [/quote]
You crack me up. Never a dull moment @ phatmass.

Have a lovely day.

conservativecatholic

[popestpiusx]

[quote name='conservativecatholic' date='Dec 28 2004, 03:44 PM'] There is nothing confusing about my statement regarding homeschooling. It seems to me that homschoolmom is getting quite desperate- not I.

First of all, I do not edit any of my posts to reverse my comments. I soley edit them to fix simple grammatical errors.

Second, the sole reason why I brought homeschooling into the situation is that homeschoolmom raised the question regarding the validity of my statements about Protestant baptism. She blatantly stated that I exaggerated my statements. My statements were indeed valid. I went on to explain that I do not live a sheltered life of homschooling. Although I do not oppose homeschooling, it serves as a shelter from the the evils and wrong of the real world. I learn things about different cultures and religions in public schools that my catholic mother wouldn't even think about telling me of. I have countless Protestant friends who tell me of their baptisms. I'm educated in a predominantly Protestant school. My father, for crying out loud, has been a Protestant for over 51 years (Thank God who is now in RCIA). I know the stories and facts of Protestant baptism. I do not pull facts from my rear and exaggerate them to the extent homeschoolmom accused me of. I am educated in the public school system. I not only learn from the books, but I'm subject and open to countless cultures that otherwise would not be available to me as a homeschool student. I will never regret making the comment I did about homeschooling. It was not out of bad intentions, and as secure adults, you all should have realized that.

May God Bless.

-conservativecatholic [/quote]
All I was asking for was a clarification. The post seemed a bit anti-homeschooling, so I questioned it. My comment about editing was a mistake. I thought the comment was in another post and did not find out differently until after I was able to edit. Sorry. I did not assume you made the comment about homeschooling with bad intentions. Rather, I assumed you made it out of ignorance.

In Christo,
PSPX