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orison's avatar orison 1 week ago

You might be interested in checking out the "Anglican-use Mass in the Catholic Church".

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 1 week ago

The ordinariate is interesting as it does model a potential path forward. I am concerned though that it acts as a draw on Catholic minded Anglicans out of the CofE - which makes it harder to move towards an actual reunification.

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orison's avatar orison 1 week ago

I believe you are correct on both counts.

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 1 week ago

I know that in my parish, they rescinded their “resolution” (to do with women priests) probably a decade before I moved here. As a consequence a lot of parishioners moved to the ordinariate. It’s good that they had somewhere to go, but equally their view is simply no longer represented

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vihmu's avatar vihmu 2 weeks ago

Always a pleasure to read from Saint Augustine's works :) Also, I loved the term "anachronistic cosplayer" hehe

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Wondering if anyone has any little known (i.e. not the pantheon) suggestions for places to visit in Rome. I’m spending two weeks there soon.
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maryamishausman's avatar maryamishausman 2 weeks ago

Ostia Antica is great and about 25 km out of Rome. Same with Hadrian's Villa. I'd recommend them both!

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duvarki's avatar duvarki 2 weeks ago

Ostia Antica was definitely the highlight of my trip! I was there when it wasn't too busy, I think, and I wish I had a lot more time to look around and to enjoy the feeling of walking around in a Roman town

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

Ostia Antica sounds cool thanks

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orison's avatar orison 2 weeks ago

There is an old saying that I quite like: "God writes straight with crooked lines." In my experience, God does that in the micro and the macro.

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

I couldn’t agree more

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Congrats on 10,000 views!
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duvarki's avatar duvarki 2 weeks ago

Congratulations Mr. Ideas!!! You def deserve it

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

Mr. Ideas - I like it

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 3 weeks ago

New "treatise" (essay). I have attempted to argue in favour of a physicalist understanding of the mind whilst not contradicting creedal Christianity. Bit of a long read tbf

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polydactica's avatar polydactica 3 weeks ago

The "P-car" allegory is interesting.

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 3 weeks ago

Glad you thought so

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othala's avatar othala 3 weeks ago

HEY! This is exactly the type of thing I was talking about in my post just now!

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rainight's avatar rainight 3 weeks ago

Thanks for replying :)

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 3 weeks ago

Thanks rainight, really appreciate the chance to think about these ideas (or am I just simulating thinking about these ideas). I was slightly obsessively typing away at this on my phone notes app all weekend.

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duvarki's avatar duvarki 3 weeks ago

Great article! I have some comments of mine own, but I think I will keep them in case you have any elaboration you plan to make in the future

discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

Thanks duvarki, I think there is definitely more to explore here

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New post on my Chronicles page addressing the qualia in the room :)
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rainight's avatar rainight 4 weeks ago

oh wow thanks for reading! :D

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 4 weeks ago

Oh yeah your post had me really thinking! Probably procrastinated too long today writing my post

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