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CID1990 wrote:When it comes to GM, I'm D1B

been calling out this company for years

they arent about producing a quality product

D1B wrote:

CID1990 wrote:When it comes to GM, I'm D1B

been calling out this company for years

they arent about producing a quality product

The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

Pwns wrote:The NHTSA is far from blameless here, too.

I can't help but think there are folks in Washington that didn't want a major recall while the federal government was holding lots of GM stock.

CID1990 wrote:

D1B wrote:
The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

There you go confirming Jesus again, D

We're gonna get you in a group hug before its all over

Pwns wrote:The NHTSA is far from blameless here, too.

I can't help but think there are folks in Washington that didn't want a major recall while the federal government was holding lots of GM stock.

D1B wrote:

CID1990 wrote:When it comes to GM, I'm D1B

been calling out this company for years

they arent about producing a quality product

The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

D1B wrote:

CID1990 wrote:When it comes to GM, I'm D1B

been calling out this company for years

they arent about producing a quality product

The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

Beardown wrote:

D1B wrote:
The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

The Catholic Church is the church Christ established.

D1B wrote:

Pwns wrote:The NHTSA is far from blameless here, too.

I can't help but think there are folks in Washington that didn't want a major recall while the federal government was holding lots of GM stock.

Prove it.

Pure conkjecture.

Next.....

Beardown wrote:

D1B wrote:
The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

News flash! No such thing as Catholic guilt! At least any more guilt than any other religion. Why am I going to bring this up to you?

D1B wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
There you go confirming Jesus again, D

We're gonna get you in a group hug before its all over

I have to speak in terms my audience can understand and relate to.

Jesus exists, as a fictional character in the Bible.

I quoted and paraphrased Superman in a post a while back.

Time to move on JSO1990.

Beardown wrote:

D1B wrote:
The Catholic Church is similar. There are countless other christian churches infinitely closer to the actual message of Jesus Christ, where people can have a meaningful and guilt-free relationship with god.

The Catholic Church has little to do with Jesus.

The Catholic Church is the church Christ established.

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Atlanta apologized Monday for building a $2.2 million mansion for himself, a decision criticized by local Catholics who cited the example of austerity set by the new pope.

Archbishop Wilton Gregory recently moved into a nearly 6,400-square-foot residence. Its construction was made possible by a large donation from the estate of Joseph Mitchell, nephew of Margaret Mitchell, author of "Gone With The Wind," a Civil War epic that made his family wealthy. When Mitchell died in 2011, he left an estate worth more than $15 million to the archdiocese on the condition it be used for "general religious and charitable purposes."

Gregory said that he has received criticism over the spending in letters, emails and telephone messages.

"I am disappointed that, while my advisors (sic) and I were able to justify this project fiscally, logistically and practically, I personally failed to project the cost in terms of my own integrity and pastoral credibility with the people of God of north and central Georgia," Gregory said in a column posted on the website of the archdiocesan newspaper, The Georgia Bulletin. Joltinian prose at its best.

ABC News

CID1990 wrote:

D1B wrote:
I have to speak in terms my audience can understand and relate to.

Jesus exists, as a fictional character in the Bible.

I quoted and paraphrased Superman in a post a while back.

Time to move on JSO1990.

That's not what I'm seeing.

I'm seeing you acknowledging the message of Jesus Christ, your Savior.

D1B wrote:

Beardown wrote:
The Catholic Church is the church Christ established.

So what? It's completely **** and has nothing to do with Jesus.

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Atlanta apologized Monday for building a $2.2 million mansion for himself, a decision criticized by local Catholics who cited the example of austerity set by the new pope.

Archbishop Wilton Gregory recently moved into a nearly 6,400-square-foot residence. Its construction was made possible by a large donation from the estate of Joseph Mitchell, nephew of Margaret Mitchell, author of "Gone With The Wind," a Civil War epic that made his family wealthy. When Mitchell died in 2011, he left an estate worth more than $15 million to the archdiocese on the condition it be used for "general religious and charitable purposes."

Gregory said that he has received criticism over the spending in letters, emails and telephone messages.

"I am disappointed that, while my advisors (sic) and I were able to justify this project fiscally, logistically and practically, I personally failed to project the cost in terms of my own integrity and pastoral credibility with the people of God of north and central Georgia," Gregory said in a column posted on the website of the archdiocesan newspaper, The Georgia Bulletin. Joltinian prose at its best.

ABC News

Look at this catholic asshole:

OL FU wrote:

Beardown wrote:
The Catholic Church is the church Christ established.

I believe Jesus put Peter at the head of the church. While I realize the Catholic church has Peter as the first Pope. I am not so certain as to how Peter would feel about that designation

D1B wrote:General Motors, the new face of donk corporate evil.

Catholic Churc - always the face of the evil religion and brutality against humanity.

Deny, deflect and blame......

D1B wrote:General Motors, the new face of corporate evil.

Catholic Churc - always the face of the evil religion and brutality against humanity.

Deny, deflect and blame......