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Sunday, February 12, 2017
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Many of our favorite cold sweet treats get their flavors from plants. Vanilla comes from an orchid and fruits grow on bushes, trees, or vines. In this class, participants will put together (and taste!) some easy-to-make fruity treats like smoothies and flavored shaved ice and take home recipes to make at home.
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Your next homemade breakfast won't be the same after you learn how fun and easy it is to make your own butter! What better to way to enjoy your butter than by spreading it onto delicious buttermilk pancakes? Participants will learn about the plants used to make breakfast and take home recipes to replicate this delectable feast at home.
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Pizza has lots of ingredients from the garden—tomatoes, wheat, herbs, and all vegetables! Learn how these plants grow and how they are used to make pizza. Participants will plant their own herb garden to take home.
Saturday, April 8, 2017
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When Amira was 15, she took a 60 hour first aid course and for a while - maybe it was two years or a bit more, she volunteered on the local ambulance squad. The summer after the first year, she took a week-long course to be prepared to function in a multiple casualties situation. I wrote, The Ostrich Calls to Me after attending her course ceremony.
Less than 2 years later, Elie took the same courses, first the initial one and then the second. He found something there and so he continues, even today to regularly volunteer. They called him yesterday. Because of the increase in security, MADA (Magen David Adom - the national ambulance service), has been ordered to full alert - all ambulances need to be staffed...24 hours a day. Tonight, he will be doing a shift and he's asked me to make the car available as much as possible so that he can volunteer. He is now completing the medic/ambulance driver course twice a week...
Less than 3 years after Elie started, Shmulik also took these two courses but like Amira, after a while, he decided to stop. What he learned there continues, even today, to help him handle situations calmly.
And three years ago, Davidi began the same path. He's 18 and a half now and still very dedicated to volunteering. He took a course to train others in first aid - later in the summer, he'll be teaching his second course. Elie thinks Davidi should also take the medics course. Davidi was in Jerusalem yesterday when the sirens went off and MADA did something I have never heard them do before - they sent all the youth home.
There are different levels of volunteers - youth, graduates, etc. If an ambulance is called to the site of a terror attack, they are not allowed to take volunteers who are younger than 18. They have strict orders to get the kid off the ambulance if at all possible and if it isn't safe to leave the teenager at a bus stop, the volunteer is ORDERED not to get out of the ambulance.
Davidi turned 18 in January. Apparently, MADA extends the concept of 18 until they finish high school. Davidi finished high school about 2 weeks ago, but they have not yet completed the paper work to make him an "adult" in the eyes of MADA and so he too was sent home yesterday.
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If you are seeking for a pleasant walk & beautiful scenery with a view on Caen, you should come. There is a nice playground for small children ( 1-6 y.o), a farm with local animals (cows, goats, pigs, sheeps etc) - for kids, and you also can see at one pleace the garbage that serves a base for these hills,...
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9/11 legacy: Enormous public safety pensions
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When the planes hit the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, police and firefighters descended upon lower Manhattan. Despite hysteria and chaos, many charged up stairwells to do their jobs: Lead others from danger to safety.
And then, in one agonizing shudder after another, the Twin Towers collapsed.
Of the nearly 3,000 people who died that day, 343 were firefighters and paramedics, and 60 were police officers. As the nation reeled, the bravery and self-sacrifice of these public safety officers was celebrated as a beacon in an otherwise dark, dark night.
Police and firefighter costumes couldn't be kept on the shelves that Halloween.
It was on this emotional and highly patriotic backdrop that -- less than three months later -- the Orange County Board of Supervisors was asked to approve a more generous pension formula for its deputy sheriffs.
Upon retirement, this new formula would give deputies in OC's largest police agency 3 percent of their highest year's pay for each year of service, once they reached age 50. (Translated, that means a deputy with 30 years in the department could retire with 90 percent of his salary.)
It was do-able, the actuarial reports said, and wouldn't cost much more of the public's money.
Today, we know those actuarial reports were wrong.
"In the 10 years since 9/11," notes union spokesman Steven Maviglio, "public employees have gone from heroes to scapegoats."
Among the many legacies of 9/11 -- a nation's sudden sense of its own fragility, trillions spent on military and security operations, not being able to accompany guests to airport departure gates -- is the legacy of uber-generous public safety pensions, which may result in government agencies essentially paying two police and firefighter forces: One that works, and one that doesn't.
"There's no doubt in my mind that police and fire unions took advantage of the 9/11 tragedy to increase their pension benefits," said Jack Dean, editor of pensiontsunami.com, in an email. "No elected official wanted to appear ungrateful for our local 'heroes' in uniform, and so they gave them whatever they asked for. Unfortunately, we taxpayers -- and our children and grandchildren -- will be suffering the consequences of those pension formula boosts for many decades."
It wasn't just Orange County.
Statewide, there are 358 "3-at 50" agreements with public safety employees in the California Public Employees Retirement System (that's not counting many dozens more 3-at-50 agreements in county retirement systems, like OCERS):
- 136 adopted 3-at-50 before 9/11.
- 222 adopted it after 9/11 -- many of them very soon after, when wounds were most raw.
Huntington Beach police and lifeguard: 10/5/2001. Garden Grove public safety: 10/6/2001. Anaheim fire: 10/17/2001. La Habra police: 1/1/2002. La Habra fire: 1/2/2002. Irvine police: 2/2/2002. Fullerton public safety: 3/9/2002. Newport Beach police : 11/30/2002.
And so on, in cities, counties and even school districts, from one end of California to another. (See if and when your city adopted 3-at-50 here.)
"At that time -- December of 2001 -- firefighters and public safety officials were gods," said Supervisor John Moorlach, who was county treasurer at the time (and who, as supervisor, led the county's unsuccessful $3 million-or-so fight to yank back 3-at-50). "My thought at that time was, 'This is crazy. I'm glad I've got five Republicans up there. They'll never vote for this.'"
But they did. Moorlach didn't even know the vote had been taken until it was over. This newspaper didn't cover it -- nor did any other.
We wanted to get inside the heads of the people on the supervisors' dais on Dec. 4, 2001 -- Jim Silva, Todd Spitzer, Tom Wilson, Cynthia Coad and Chuck Smith -- but we didn't hear back by deadline. We'll update this story if we do.
Folks might also want to track down the city councilmembers sitting back then for a similar discussion.
"Folks were stepping over each other to bestow wage increases and higher pensions to all first responders," said Marcia Fritz, president of California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility, a public pension reform group. "It's perhaps the most costly legacy the terrorists brought to California."
How costly?
CalPERS has estimated that the state's unfunded liabilities for public safety pensions -- which is to say, the amount it owes right now to workers, but doesn't have -- is about $13.7 billion.
A study by Stanford University students said it could be 10 times that (if one assumes a less optimistic return on investments than CalPERS does).
Our Watchdog colleagues recently reported that the unfunded portion of accrued pension and health care costs for Orange County and its cities now totals $8.75 billion –- boosted by the cost of retirement for police officers and firefighters.
Santa Ana, which adopted 3-at-50 on July 1, 2001, devoted a staggering 77 percent of its general fund to police and fire costs last year, Westminster, Stanton and Garden Grove also spent more than 70 percent on public safety.
The city of Vallejo had hit 80 percent when the costs of public safety drove it to bankruptcy. It had adopted 3-at-50 on July 1, 2000.
Now, before we are taken to task for quoting pension-reform types almost exclusively in this story, we'd like to say that we invited several union reps to weigh in.
The Orange County Employees Association -- which has derided us at The Watchdog for being a rube of pension-doomsday-types -- declined comment.
We were unable to connect by deadline with the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs (which negotiated the new benefit), but will be speaking with them shortly and will let you know what they have to say.
Maviglio, spokesman for Californians for Retirement Security, a coalition of public labor unions countering the pension reform movement, weighed in with this:
"Hopefully the 10th anniversary of the tragic events will be a strong reminder to our community leaders that public employees deserve to have a secure retirement," he told us by email.
Everything was booming in 1999, and CalPERS was super-funded -- meaning it had more money in the bank than it owed to retirees, CalPensions reports.
So CalPERS sponsored, and the Legislature approved, SB 400, which created a more generous pension formula for most state workers (2-at-55, from 2-at-60), and 3-at-50 for California Highway Patrol and local public safety officers (up from 2-at-50).
CalPERS told legislators that state costs would not rise above the previous year's rate for a decade. Its actuaries actually did forecast that costs could soar if investment earnings fell -- but the 17-page brochure CalPERS gave to legislators only reflected the optimistic scenario, CalPensions says.
CalPERS' board then urged its more than 1,500 local government members to boost pension formulas, offering to inflate the value of assets to cover higher costs.
The stock market fell soon after SB 400 passed.
And the towers fell, too.
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Skip to comments.Papal pruning? A smaller but purer church may actually have more influence
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Spain used to be one of the most culturally conservative, devoutly Roman Catholic countries in Europe. Now Spain is about to pass a law legalizing homosexual marriage and adoption.
When equally Catholic Belgium legalized gay marriage and adoptions, the Vatican, under Pope John Paul II, opposed the action with words. But Pope Benedict XVI, in the first policy test of his papacy, is going much further.
A Vatican official told Spaniards that if the measure passes, they must defy it. Officials should refuse to marry same-sex couples or even process the paperwork if they try to adopt a child. Bureaucrats and others who find themselves complicit in gay marriage or adoption should refuse to obey the law, even if it means losing their jobs.
"A law as deeply inequitable as this one is not an obligation," said Cardinal Alfonso López Trujillo of Colombia, the head of the Pontifical Council on the Family. "One cannot say that a law is right simply because it is a law." To tell citizens that they should not obey the laws of their country is a very unusual and aggressive action. Said a history professor at a Spanish university, "I had never heard of such a direct call to civil disobedience."
American evangelicals, for all of their political activism, have not gone so far as to tell file clerks in Massachusetts to misplace the marriage records of gay couples, or a worker in an adoption agency to lose the application of homosexuals. And it is not clear that they should. It is a tough call on where to draw the line between Romans 13 ("be subject to the governing authorities") and Acts 5 ("we must obey God rather than men"). It may be easier under Roman Catholicism, with its ancientand unbiblicalteaching that the church has temporal authority over the state.
Still, if the new pope is going to be this assertive on cultural issues, evangelicals should pay attention. Evangelicals and Catholics have hugeand importanttheological differences, but when it comes to pro-life issues, sexual morality, and resistance to militant secularism, they find themselves on the same side of the culture wars.
Some critics say that a hard line from the pope will only increase the secularization of Europe. Eighty percent of Spaniards are Catholic, but only a third of them go to church and follow its teachings. Won't threatening the file clerks just drive them away? If the file clerks disobey and process the marriage licenses and adoption forms despite what the pope tells them to do, will the church excommunicate them? Whether the hard line makes the nominal Catholics quit or if the church expels them, either way the result will be fewer Catholics.
But this brings up the other part of the pope's strategy, one that is even more radical. Before he became pope, Cardinal Ratzinger argued that the church needs to get smaller so that it can become purer.
Some observers are interpreting this in institutional forms. "If it's true Pope Benedict XVI prefers a leaner, smaller, purer church as he has spoken of before," said Notre Dame professor R. Scott Appleby, "we could see a withering of certain Catholic institutions because they're not considered fully Catholic. This might include Catholic colleges, hospitals, and other Catholic institutions."
But surely it is precisely the nominal Catholicsthose who claim membership but hardly ever go to church and ignore its teachingsthat the new pope would be glad to be rid of.
The problem of secularism is not just with the outside culture thinking it can do without God. The deeper problem is that the church itself has become secularized. A smaller but purer church may well have more impact than the diffuse cultural Christianity that has lost its saltiness and its savor.
This is a challenge that evangelicals need to consider. With our megachurch, church-growth mindset, we often assume that bigger is better, and a church with lots of members is a strong church. Is this always true? In our efforts to reach the secular culture, is the secular culture instead sometimes reaching us?
The ideal would be to have both size and purity. But might there come a time when American evangelicalism too will need to be winnowed?
This is a challenge that evangelicals need to consider. With our megachurch, church-growth mindset, we often assume that bigger is better, and a church with lots of members is a strong church. Is this always true? In our efforts to reach the secular culture, is the secular culture instead sometimes reaching us?
The ideal would be to have both size and purity. But might there come a time when American evangelicalism too will need to be winnowed?
Good! A twist on "liberation theology" - this time the Vatican will use theology to liberate people from the socialists.
I wish this guy was 25 yrs younger. God bless Pope Benedict XVI.
"Eighty percent of Spaniards are Catholic, but only a third of them go to church and follow its teachings."
Well then - hate to be too logical here- then only a third of the 80% ARE Catholics.....duh.
>>"If it's true Pope Benedict XVI prefers a leaner, smaller, purer church as he has spoken of before," said Notre Dame professor R. Scott Appleby, "we could see a withering of certain Catholic institutions because they're not considered fully Catholic. This might include Catholic colleges, hospitals, and other Catholic institutions."
The more I read about our Holy Father, the more I LOVE him!
No, the result will be fewer "Catholics." Get 'er done, Pope Benedict!
Yes, absolutely. I'm am thrilled to see the question being asked. This is, in my opinion, at the heart of the problems in the church today. We need a biblical church, not a big secularized one. The size is up to God. Obedience to God should be our concern.
The Church has spiritual authority over the state, not temporal authority. If this gentleman seriously thinks that is unBiblical, he needs to explain away Samuel, Nathan, and Elijah ... just for starters.
Our new Pope is a very clever man. He used the liberal's separation of church and state demand against them in dealing with rouge priests working with Marxist governments in Central America. He won't be easily outwitted by liberals, no matter how intellectually superior they think they are.
Well then - hate to be too logical here- then only a third of the 80% ARE Catholics.....duh.
Eighty percent of Americans are Millionaires, but only a small fraction of them actually have a million dollars.
if catholicism is to have any meaning, it is going to have to put it's foot down every now and again.
The Body of Christ will always be few (narrow is the way, and few who find it). Hence, even large evangelical churches, the RC church, and even mainline protestant churches only contain a small subset of those in the Body. The rest have conformed to the world, but like to call themselves Christians. But, the Bride of Christ (universal, not exclusive to one denomination, and being called out by God) will be presented spotless to Her Bridegroom - redeemed by His own blood. Maranatha!
So there is to be a TEST for membership in the
Roman Catholic church.
There are a few more institutions that require a TEST of membership.
Membership in the Judicial Branch of government needs a TEST based on swearing allegiance to the Constitution AS WRITTEN.
Employment in this country needs a TEST of legal residence.
On the matter of civil disobedience:
Jesus did not admonish us to obey un-Godly laws. He taught that money belongs to the government. Life belongs to God.
When the government takes a life, whenter by court order or legalizing abortion it is playing God. The government can take all the money it prints. It can not take the life that it does not give.
There must be a TEST for the law, any law. The test must be administered in the heart of the believer. Does obedience to the Law require separation from the Will of God? If it does it must not be obeyed.
Thank you Pope Benedict.
Okay, I'll tell them right now.
The man who Should have been Pope.
From a nun in Fort Dodge...
What you probably don't know about the recent conclave to select the new pope is that there is one particularly qualified and distinguished man who could not be selected.
Bishop Hans Grapje was raised in a Catholic school in The Hague. As a young man, he aspired to become a priest, but was drafted into the army during WWII. He spent two years flying aboard B17s as a co-pilot until, in 1943, his aircraft was shot down and he lost his left arm.
While a POW, Hans spent the remainder of the war as a chaplain, giving spiritual advice and last rites to dying soldiers, allied and enemy. He was renowned for his ecumenical tenderness and compassion.
After the war, Grapje became a priest and served as a missionary throughout Africa. In spite of his handicap, he was noted for piloting his own bush plane into the deepest, most primitive villages to spread the church's message and charity to the impoverished.
In 1997, then Archbishop Grapje was serving at an outpost in Zimbabwe when an explosion in one of the country's vast silver mines caused a catastrophic cave-in. The archbishop, in spite of his age and infirmity, went down into several of the shafts to administer last rites to those who would never escape.
He was in one of these shafts when it partially caved in, trapping him and several rescuers. Although he was rescued three days later, he suffered several painful injuries, including one that cost him his right eye. Additionally, the silver content in the shaft's air supply had poisoned him, causing his skin to take an indigo hue - a condition known as argyriasis - that persists to this day. Although the Cardinal has devoted, and indeed risked, his life in the service of God for nearly 70 years, as a scholar, a mentor, and the epitome of a holy man, church politics preclude his ascension to the Papacy.
Church leaders have made it clear they don't want a one-eyed, one armed, flying purple, Papal leader.
Now THAT is a good tagline.
but what did Jesus mean though when he said "render unto Caesar what is Caesar's"
Yes, I caught that, too. He forgets that Jesus told us to render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's - that is, the parts of our lives legitimately owed to the state. But our conscience and our duty before God to adhere to and defend the truth are not things that belong to Caesar.
I do think that the writer was aware of the difference in the Catholic attitude, even though he misunderstood it. This is because for many evangelicals, obeying secular law is synonymous with being a good Christian. But for Catholics, this has never been the case, and the Church has often been in conflict with the State. Today, btw, the Spanish Bishops' Conference reminded Catholic legislators that they may NOT vote for that law (which is still awaiting approval by the Spanish Senate, sometime next week or so). They didn't say what would happen to them if they did, however.
I spend 80 percent of my time at work working, but only a third of that is actually productive...
You say this like it would have been a bad thing!
Look, either JFK or one like him claims to be a Catholic but doesn't actually submit to the teachings of his religion (IOW, he's a fraud), OR he's willing to contravene his conscience because his political ambition trumps his conscience (IOW, he's an amoral opportunist), OR he's lying when he says he puts, as you put it, "his duty to the laws of the US above his obligation to Rome".
Fraud, amoral opportunist, or liar ... some choice.
good point, sort of like, a Muslim President of the US would be a very bad idea without similar assurances....
yeah Bin Laden's been saying the same thing about Muslims
>>yeah Bin Laden's been saying the same thing about Muslims<<
I'm sorry, are you comparing Bin Laden to the Pope?
I ponder the same question when I do tax returns every year. The way our tax code is written, you could say that not even Caesar knows what he wants in a given year.
For those who say government should not legislate morality, why are 18 year old soldiers unable to legally drink beer, while 13 year old girls can get an abortion without parental consent?
However, I understand your concern that good Catholics ought to follow the dictates of Church doctrine.
The difficulty arises in two areas:
1st--if their civic duty and religious duty conflict; and
2nd--does a foreign sovereign have the right to command American citizens in the performance of their duties to the republic?
In the first instance, painful as it may be, it seems to me that the only honorable course if one's civic responsibilities (freely undertaken as in public office) conflict with religous duty, is resignation.
In the second instance, the answer, of course is an emphatic NO. I believe that neglect of civic responsibilities at the behest of a foreign sovereign, such as the Pope, is seditious at least, if not treasonous.
>>does a foreign sovereign have the right to command American citizens in the performance of their duties to the republic?<<
Well, ya know, if they don't want to follow their Holy Father, there are other religions around.
Sorry FRiend, I'm Catholic first. The Pope is not giving commands for Protestants or Muslims, just Catholics.
This is a future Smackdown of the Kerry Catholics. Get it? The Pope saying that a Catholic must follow the teachings of his/her religion? Who da thunk it.
They should start by kicking all the queers out of the seminaries -- fast. The, perhaps, heterosexual men will be willing to go to the seminaries to become priests.
While in the past that may have been true, the Church's position has generally historically been that it's spiritual authority gave it temporal authority. The conflict between the Papacy and the various secular powers over temporal power is a major theme in European history.
In the United States, the Church has NO spiritual authority over the republic or any of the states (although technically as the Constitution was originally understood individual states could, and did, have established churches as late as the 2nd quarter of the 19th century). The very broadest claim permissible in this country is that the Church has spiritual authority over its members. Not temporal authority. It has no ability to punish members for not acting in accordance with it's dictates other than the threat/actuality of excommunication. Likewise, those whose conscience dictates they should follow Church teachings rather than the law of the republic cannot complain if the republic visits secular punishment upon them for violation of the law.
I'm suggesting that he was a CINO and proudly advertised the fact, and was therefore unfit for office. CINO-ism is fundamentally dishonest.
I believe that neglect of civic responsibilities at the behest of a foreign sovereign
To me, as a Catholic, that's a silly argument. If the Pope were an Italian citizen, would your argument be different? If the Pope were an American citizen, would your argument be different?
What if we were speaking of the President of some hypothetical foreign country, who happens to be a Mormon? His spiritual leader is then (more than likely) an American. Would the same argument apply? Would you suggest that a Mormon would be unfit to be President of, e.g., Argentina, simply because he owes relgious allegiance to a church headquartered in a foreign country?
To a Catholic, the Pope is a spiritual leader. The fact that he is temporally the chief-of-state of a "nation" the size of a large city park is irrelevant. His spiritual authority would be the same if he were legally a citizen of Zambia.
If you think that people in government ought to ignore their spiritual leaders just because those leaders are citizens of a different country, I think that's silly and provincial.
I am sympathetic to your emphasizing the importance of Catholics following Catholic doctrine. When doctrine conflicts with secular duty, however, what do you do? Do you (like the martyrs of old) cheerfully accept whatever punishment the state metes out for breaking the law? Do you withdraw from public life? It's not so simple, it seems to me, for Catholics in public life.
That is tantamount to the idolatrous worship of the state. If the state is executing Christians for practicing their faith, I have every right, responsibility, and duty to object to that. The state is not God, and has no authority to promulgate or enforce immoral laws.
Not according to God.
Actually, I think the pope would be glad if these nominal Catholics became faithful Catholics.
This could get very interesting.
I don't think your argument rebuts mine at all: the Pope isn't an Italian citizen, but rather a temporal sovereign as well as a spiritual leader. Furthermore, he is a temporal leader whose state has a 1500 year history of claiming temporal power over other sovereigns and which has never fully renounced its claims to temporal power. So, it is the very status of the Pope as a temporal sovereign that creates a part of the problem. You can't wish that aspect of the problem away without abandoning the notion of Papal sovereignty. (And, there is a lot of history about relations with the Vatican by temporal states as well).
As to your Mormon example, if the First President of the LDS Church claimed the right to order a Morman President of (say) Argentina to act or refrain from acting, in violation of the law of Argentine, then I would argue against electing a Mormon as president of (say) Argentina. And, if elected, if the Mormon president of (say) Argentina were not prepared to put the law of Argentina first, then I would argue him to be unfit for office.
We're not talking about obligations to Rome here; we're talking about obligations to God. I think any and every Christian would agree with the principle Lex mala, lex nulla (a bad law is no law) when "bad" means a law which prohibits that which God has commanded, or commands that which God has prohibited.
There can be plenty of debate about civil disobedience: when is it misplaced? When is it allowable? wwhen is it required? and for whom? But the basic principle is clear.
In some ways, the legacy of John Kennedy for Catholic politicians was disastrous. It gave us the Law of Obligatory Hypocrisy (being required to promise in public that your beliefs about right and wrong will not influence your behavior) and the Cuomo-Kerry Corollary (the only Good Catholic is a Bad Catholic.)
People who cooperate with evil are still responsible for their actions, even if it was "their job" or it was "the law" or they were "following orders." Didn't we nail that down at Nuremberg?
Not according to God.
I'm so glad you told me. I had no idea you knew God's will exactly. Other than arguing who's right about God's will, there's no difference between your attitude and the Wahabi Islamofascists.
Why don't you address the hypothetical situation?
Furthermore, he is a temporal leader whose state has a 1500 year history of claiming temporal power over other sovereigns and which has never fully renounced its claims to temporal power.
What, exactly, are you referring to? Most of the quarrels between Church and state in the Middle Ages involved the state claiming illicit power over the Church, not the other way around. Regnans in excelsis? A rather special situation, involving an apparently-Catholic sovereign who was illegitimate and persecuting Catholics.
You can't wish that aspect of the problem away without abandoning the notion of Papal sovereignty.
Which isn't intrinsic to Catholic doctrine at all. The Pope's spiritual authority would be the same if he were an Italian citizen; his freedom to exercise that authority might not be.
no not at all let me try to explain
you made a remark that most Catholics are not in fact real Catholics because they don't follow all of the teachings of Vatican and/or Bible, fair enough
Osama Bin Laden and other Islamists say most Muslims aren't real Muslims because they are not following the teachings of Mohammad or the Koran which turns out to be a good thing
for the world in respect to the teachings which encourage the killing of infidels, as in the rest of us
however I guess my real problem is with fundamentalists who would impose their views on me, a non Catholic, for example but I realize now that here the Church is not imposing its views on non Catholics it is merely imposing its views on Catholics, or those that claim to be Catholic or better phrased, asking Catholics to follow the teachings of the Vatican even if that means contravening the secular law
hmmm, still not sure if that sit wells with me though, as a concept, and hey, I think gay marriage is a silly notion, I do not agree with it, I got no problem with civil unions,
but by telling your flock to disobey secular law are you not imposing your religion on me in a reverse kind of way by disrupting secular society
as far as the Presidency is concerned then, does that mean no person of a religious faith should ever be elected President if they are going to out their faith about the law they are sworn to uphold, by a Constitution that mandates separation of church and state,
is the world better if no person of religious faith never serves office, on the contrary.......
so where is the compromise?
It seems to me that a Catholic (or a Mohammendan or a Presbyterian, for that matter) in this republic who believes (or is told by a religious authority) that his duty as a citizen violates his religious principles must choose which duty to obey. If he cannot in good conscience obey his civic duty, he must perforce resign office (if his violation of religious duty was occasioned by the requirements of office) and (if the civic duty is one required of all citizens) accept the punishment of the state. Religious conscientious objectors to military service are an example, they either perform alternative service or accept state sanction for refusal of their duties.
Scripture says flatly that the secular power is subject to God, and gets its legitimate power from Him. It's not a Catholic thing; it's a Christian thing.
Other than arguing who's right about God's will, there's no difference between your attitude and the Wahabi Islamofascists.
The standard FR throwaway when you have nothing better to say: compare someone to al Qaeda. I think we need a corollary to Godwin's law: the first person who can't find anything better to say than to assert that their interlocutor is no better than people who fly airplanes into office buildings has automatically lost the argument.
As to the history of the Church's claims to temporal authority, I think we read the historical record so differently that discussion is fruitless.
ah but what I also meant to say, following on someone else who mentioned JFK, is that when the Catholic Church instructs its flock to disobey secular law, then don't be surprised when the Protestants in Northern Ireland for example don't want to be a minority in a Catholic country because they fear that Catholic not secular law will be imposed upon them, just as many Arabs don't want to live in Islamist theocracy, where the rights of the minority are not respected in the least......
hey if Israel can remain a Jewish state in a sea of Muslims...you can understand the Irish Protestant position...
It's not a throwaway. I'm simply observing that you apparently believe yourself possessed of The Truth. It is not possible to have a rational argument with you.
Nice try, but, sorry, this was the pretext used by absolutist rulers to deny religious liberty to their Catholic subjects. Abortion, gay marriage etc. defy natural law and no one can be compelled to obey "laws" that violate natural law. For the state to claim that power is for the state to play God. What Benedict XVI is doing in Spain is consistent with what John Paul II did in Evangelium Vitae The difference is that in 1995 it was largely hypothetical: abortion was "legal" but rarely was anyone being forced by law to cooperate in it. Since 1995, the pro-aborts, the sodomy lovers have upped the ante: they are using the courts to compel Christians to aid and abet their crimes against nature. The efforts to force pharmacists to sell abortifacients, the efforts to force Catholic hospitals to give out the morning-after-pill, the efforts to force justices of the peace to officiate at sodomite marriages etc.--these are all efforts (like taxpayer-funded abortions would also be) to force people against their will to cooperate in what they believe is evil. The Culture of Death people realize they are losing the battle for the hearts and minds of the populace so they are turning to coercive means via the courts. The showdown is beginning because no longer is it merely a matter of someone else getting an abortion--increasingly it's a matter of trying to force all of us to cooperate in it. The pressure will only increase and pseudo-Catholic and liberal Protestestant judges and legislators will actually create and enforce the laws by which other Christians are persecuted. Heads-up before it's too late.
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3. In a stand mixer, blend together the almond paste and the sugar.
4. Whisk the egg whites until soft peaks are formed.
5. Incorporate the egg whites in the almond and sugar mixture and blend until everything comes together in a dough.
6. Invert a cookie sheet and place a sheet of waxed paper on top of it. Drop teaspoons of dough on it about 1 1/2 inches apart.
7. Sprinkle each cookie with about 12 pignoli nuts.
8. Place them on the second rack from bottom and bake for 5 minutes.
9. After 5 minutes, place it on the second rack from the top and bake for 7 minutes.
10.Wet a cloth napkin with hot water, wring out the water and place it on the countertop.
11.When the cookies are baked, slide the waxed paper on top of the wet napkin and let it sit for a few minutes.
12.Loosen cookies with a narrow spatula and place on a rack to cool completely.
13. Store cookies in a tin and serve out of it.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 58 Calories from Fat 28
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 3 g5.1%
Saturated Fat 0.44 g2.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 4.8 mg0.2%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.3%
Dietary Fiber 0.58 g2.3%
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|3 1⁄2 Cup (56 tbs)
|1 1⁄3 Teaspoon
|Soy sauce
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|Chopped green onion tops
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1. Combine eggs, sake, and a pinch salt. Beat, frothing as little as possible.
2. Bring bonito stock to a boil over medium heat. Add salt and soy sauce, then reduce to simmer.
3. Mix cornstarch with 2 Tbsps water, then blend evenly into soup, stirring constantly.
4. While beating egg mixture continuously, pour into soup in a fine stream. Do not stir soup. When final egg threads have set, remove from heat.
5. Serve in preheated soup bowls. Garnish each bowl with finely chopped green onions and sliver of zest.
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Calories 93 Calories from Fat 38
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4 g6.5%
Saturated Fat 1.2 g6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 107.8 mg35.9%
Sodium 1079.7 mg45%
Total Carbohydrates 4 g1.4%
Dietary Fiber 0.21 g0.83%
Sugars 0.3 g
Protein 8 g16.2%
Vitamin A 6.4% Vitamin C 3.9%
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1. In a bowl, break the eggs and whisk until no white part is visible. Add thyme and sun dried tomato. Season with salt and pepper, whisk again.
2. Heat a skillet, rub butter, pour in the egg, allow to settle for few seconds. Slowly move the spatula from the sides to the center till all the egg is set.
3. Serve warm with bread slices.
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 259 Calories from Fat 138
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g23.9%
Saturated Fat 6.1 g30.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 433.7 mg144.6%
Sodium 782.9 mg32.6%
Total Carbohydrates 19 g6.2%
Dietary Fiber 7.4 g29.6%
Sugars 6.7 g
Protein 16 g32.2%
Vitamin A 26.3%
Vitamin C 22.3%
Calcium 35.4%
Iron 120.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet