Just got yourself crossed off the preferred neighbor list.
To be fair, I baited the hooked. Got one on the first cast, though wasn't exactly sure who it would be.
Whenever I state I am Catholic, someone feels compelled to want to debate/discuss Catholic teachings. 10 times out of 10, the discussion is meant to point out everything wrong about being Catholic. Seriously, do you guys all take the same classes? I could list your probable top 10 points of discussion and get at least 9 of them right. Typically, you guys will use the same maybe 8 to 12 biblical quotes, as if being able to drop a few religious quotes make you a better Christian. (Hey, at one time, I could draw the entire Periodic Table, recite The Jaberwocky, Kubla Khan, and recite 6 or 7 of Shakespeare's most famous soliloquies, but none of that made me an expert in poetry and literature nor a Nobel prize winner in chemistry. It did win a few bar bets and impress a lady or 2.) And most of you guys are hypocritical in telling me I need to open to Christ and welcome Him into my life. But, if I am not doing your way, I am doing it wrong.
I am Catholic. I gets its teachings. If you thinks it is wrong, that is your problem, not mine. Go pound sand. You have demonstrated why I would prefer the gay couple with the trans kid. For all I care, they could worship the Great Pumpkin. I don't have to agree with their life to talk about the best fertilizer or whether or not Pickett is the future of the Steelers. I don't judge them, they don't judge me. Life is good. The overtly religious guy on the other side of the fence? Busy judging me for being Catholic. Just can't help himself. I can always build a higher fence. Maybe the next time I find a rattlesnake under the shed, I will toss it over the fence for you to use in your next religious meeting.