lots of people once thought the world was flat too ;)

Not counting illegal immigrants?

John wrote:

lots of people once thought the world was flat too ;)

Mainly the Catholics. The Greeks knew the earth was round many years before.

I was raised Agnostic/Cathloic , like "distantly Easter and Christmas" catholic Id consider myself, but became a follower of Jesus/ Christian in late 1987.... really God meant little or nothing to me before 1987, excpet this guy in the sky who was out to get me.... haha, in a way He was , to SAVE me!! LOL!



But my point is, if I had done a "survey", i woulda put catholic and it meant nothing to me...so surveys are hard to go by....



Lauren - - just a thought - - -



ps- 100% of men in prision drank milk as infants... aka what's that term "causation with relation?" anyway..... gonna go have some eggs for brkfst

Lauren wrote:

I was raised Agnostic/Cathloic , like "distantly Easter and Christmas" catholic Id consider myself, but became a follower of Jesus/ Christian in late 1987.... really God meant little or nothing to me before 1987, excpet this guy in the sky who was out to get me.... haha, in a way He was , to SAVE me!! LOL!



But my point is, if I had done a "survey", i woulda put catholic and it meant nothing to me...so surveys are hard to go by....



Lauren - - just a thought - - -



ps- 100% of men in prision drank milk as infants... aka what's that term "causation with relation?" anyway..... gonna go have some eggs for brkfst

anybody see this? hello?

Transubstantiation = lol

Georgia wrote:

NEW YORK -- The Roman Catholic, Southern Baptist and United Methodist churches remain the largest three denominations in the country, with the Mormon church ranking fourth in size, according to the latest edition of the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches.



The latest edition of the yearbook counts more than 69 million Roman Catholics in the U.S., with Southern Baptists running a distant second at 16.3 million.



The United Methodist Church came in third, with just over 8 million members, but that figure represents a decrease.



Other mainline denominations also continued to lose members.



The Assemblies of God and other Pentecostal denominations, however, reported significant growth.



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Hurray for Catholics! Hear that Ms. Ulla? :)

Somebody gotta be promoted. God is now ruling the world...Hahahahaha...

Georgia wrote:



Hurray for Catholics! Hear that Ms. Ulla? :)

Georgia, I hope you realize that Ulla is kidding when she attacks Catholics. MOST of our shared friends (who are Christian) are Catholics.