The Random Thread and The Curse of The Great Bambino

[Smiley.Socks]

w0w religious talk.
i'm crap with religion. i know nothing about it.. my mother has a degree in religion or something though.
:3

 

[CowboyErin]

 

[LondonUnderground]

You don't get confirmed mostly in roman catholic until you are 16ish so you can choose wether you want to carry on being a Christian or you don't have to take it.

I'm gonna take it because the whole of my dads side of the family has, all of my older cousins have done it, all of my younger cousins are going to do it, so yeah...

 

[marypops!]

Kids at church never even drink the wine. It doesn't really matter. Only adults really bother to drink the wine. I don't ever drink it. Wine tastes nasty.

I agree. It even smells nasty to me...

It's grape juice to Baptists, Lutherans, Non-denominations, and pretty much everyone but Catholics.

Ah, that would make more sense.

 

[AmandaSparks730]

You don't get confirmed mostly in roman catholic until you are 16ish so you can choose wether you want to carry on being a Christian or you don't have to take it.

I'm gonna take it because the whole of my dads side of the family has, all of my older cousins have done it, all of my younger cousins are going to do it, so yeah...

I'd be like "I ain't doin' this". My cousin did it because his mom made him...my other cousin is Jewish XD.

I agree. It even smells nasty to me...


Ah, that would make more sense.

I'm not drinking alcohol, ever.

 

[LondonUnderground]

I've heard grape juice, too, but who knows.



I thought you HAD TO because it was the "blood of Christ" dealie.

You only HAVE to take the wine on your holy communion and possibly confirmation, but you can just take the bread at normal mass, or just the wine if you want. I normally only take the bread, because that wine is NASTY.

 

[poohbearluver]

I'm a Pastafarian.
http://www.venganza.org/

 

[AmandaSparks730]

You don't get confirmed mostly in roman catholic until you are 16ish so you can choose wether you want to carry on being a Christian or you don't have to take it.

I'm gonna take it because the whole of my dads side of the family has, all of my older cousins have done it, all of my younger cousins are going to do it, so yeah...

My stepcousin is Jewish and my other cousin did it because his mom (my aunt) made him, XD.

 

[Smiley.Socks]

the end where i begin.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

I've heard grape juice, too, but who knows.



I thought you HAD TO because it was the "blood of Christ" dealie.

No, you don't have to. They don't force you to drink wine.

You don't get confirmed mostly in roman catholic until you are 16ish so you can choose wether you want to carry on being a Christian or you don't have to take it.

I'm gonna take it because the whole of my dads side of the family has, all of my older cousins have done it, all of my younger cousins are going to do it, so yeah...

It's 8th grade (13-14) here.

I agree. It even smells nasty to me...


Ah, that would make more sense.

I didn't even drink it on my Communion day xD That's the day you've GOT to drink it. I just pretended. I took the cup, titled it, but not too much, so it looked like I had a sip, but I didn't My Religion Teacher was the one who told me to do that

 

[MickeyisBeast]

You only HAVE to take the wine on your holy communion and possibly confirmation, but you can just take the bread at normal mass, or just the wine if you want. I normally only take the bread, because that wine is NASTY.

Exactly.
You don't have to drink it at Confirmation though.

 

[AmandaSparks730]

You only HAVE to take the wine on your holy communion and possibly confirmation, but you can just take the bread at normal mass, or just the wine if you want. I normally only take the bread, because that wine is NASTY.

I'd be like "can I have some more body--err, bread?" XD

Everyone always thinks it's weird that I never did the Communion/Confirmation thing (or to that, Bat Mitzvah). Not my fault my mom never took me to a day of Church/Sunday School.

I'm such a skeptic though. I'm like "THAT CAN'T HAPPEN! THAT'S LIEZZZ".

 

[AmandaSparks730]

No, you don't have to. They don't force you to drink wine.



It's 8th grade (13-14) here.



I didn't even drink it on my Communion day xD That's the day you've GOT to drink it. I just pretended. I took the cup, titled it, but not too much, so it looked like I had a sip, but I didn't My Religion Teacher was the one who told me to do that

Which is weird, because in RI--again, the highest percent of Roman Catholics in the country--you do it at 15/16.

 

[LondonUnderground]

I'd be like "I ain't doin' this". My cousin did it because his mom made him...my other cousin is Jewish XD.



I'm not drinking alcohol, ever.

The only alcohol I've ever had is some pimms (which is supposed to be diluted by lemonade, so when I get it it has less pimms and more lemonade) in summer (nice and refreshing!), tiny glasses of champagne at Christmas, the church wine and a tiny sip of Guinness in Dublin, who was nasty xD the whole idea of going out and getting smashed doesn't appeal to me at all.

 

[poohbearluver]

Pastafarians, UNiTE!

 

[AmandaSparks730]

The only alcohol I've ever had is some pimms (which is supposed to be diluted by lemonade, so when I get it it has less pimms and more lemonade) in summer (nice and refreshing!), tiny glasses of champagne at Christmas, the church wine and a tiny sip of Guinness in Dublin, who was nasty xD the whole idea of going out and getting smashed doesn't appeal to me at all.

GETTING SMASHED XD.

New slang word of the day! Smashed = drunk!

 

[AmandaSparks730]

I'm a Pastafarian.
http://www.venganza.org/

OMG,

I'll join!

 

[AmandaSparks730]

I'll join the Church of Hot Shirtless Guys.

Mmm. That's a nice one. Yep. I'll go to that one. Every damn week.

 

[poohbearluver]

OMG,

I'll join!

Hurray for the Flying Spaghetti Monster!

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Which is weird, because in RI--again, the highest percent of Roman Catholics in the country--you do it at 15/16.

Yes, but we've got the Roman Brothers as our Priests (I can not think of the official term... but there's two types of Catholic Priests, one are "from" Italy and the others aren't. They tend to do things differently. We've got the Roman Fathers)