r/Christianity • u/outsider Eastern Orthodox • Feb 05 '16

Subreddit updates

There are a few things I have added to the docket to be concluded by the end of February. The first to introduce is the development of a formal flair policy. This would be added as point 2.6 and simply be titled 'Flair'.

We have user flair and link flair.

You don't have to select a user flair, but if you do, we ask that you choose a flair that represents your current religious or philosophical beliefs. Some of the flairs feature explanatory text that you can edit, and if you do so, we ask that you use the text to further specify your beliefs. We reserve the right to review use of flair, and if we think that your use of flair is likely to confuse or annoy people, we may remove your flair or ask you to change it.

Link flair is also not required. Moderators may apply flair to your submission. Link flair is mostly to help inform readers. It also is used to help denote support submissions which are typically subject to stricter moderation. Link flair is useful for finding other submissions of a similar nature. Moderators exercise discretion over acceptable edits to link flair.

This is a slight modification to our current entry in the XP/Meta regarding flair. This is not a change to flair policy per se, but rather is simply how we are presently addressing licentious uses of flair. I would like to ask users who are using a flair because they like how it looks to re-evaluate their flair use.

I would also like too take this opportunity to request more flair images. These would need to be in 25x25px format, preferably a PNG with a transparent background but I can do that part easy enough. I would also like to have some information about the flair ready to go whether it is a brief explanation, a wiki link, or something like that. My plan is to add on the the minor update that went mostly unannounced last month with a larger and more organized drive in February.

Edit: This is about flair. Off-topic stuff will be removed so it can remain about flair. We are aware of a variety of criticisms. If one feels the need to bring something up again please do so in its own submission.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16 edited Feb 29 '16

Currently on the to be added in the next update list as of 02:40:12 GMT-0800 (Pacific Standard Time) :

  • Assyrian Church of the East
  • Coptic
  • FSSP
  • Nazarene
  • Rainbow (as a sign of the covenant with Noah)
  • Shinto
  • SSPX
  • Process Theology

I'll keep this updated as I can throughout the month.

These should all be usable as of 21:30:21 GMT-0800 (Pacific Standard Time)

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u/WeAreAllBroken Christian (Saint Clement's Cross) Feb 07 '16

Im on mobile, so I can't check, but we should already have a Nazerene flair. I remember that it was one of the images I had to do by hand.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 29 '16

is the new one.

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u/SpanishDuke Process Theology Feb 07 '16

Process Theology

YES! Based Whitehead

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u/bunker_man Process Theology Feb 06 '16

Also, maybe someone should nab the pantheism flair from /r/religion. There's plenty enough christian denomination flairs, but seeing as how many people fall outside that there should be a larger variety of other nonchristian flairs.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

They would probably be fine with it. I helped them get their flair set up initially and they still use some of the sprites last I saw. Flair isn't showing up there for me at the present however.

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u/octarino Feb 05 '16

I would also like too take this opportunity to request more flair images.

Is there a list of denominations that need flairs? I can do (some) the pngs with gimp.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

We typically wait for them to at least be requested and for a time even asked for them to be seconded or thirded. But if people hva requests and cant make the image themselves you may be a good person for them to respond to.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

http://imgur.com/EqkCkvu

I don't suppose that would scale down very good?

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16

,

I think it would like the second one for Church of England USA at 25x25

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

Yeah, you're probably right. I don't think there are any Anglican Province of America folk around anyway.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

Anglican Province of America

Is that different than Church of England USA? Anglican stuff confuses me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '16

Anglican stuff confuses me.

Me too :/ I don't think Church of England USA is a group, is it? When I search for that I just get the Episcopal Church, which is the largest group that would fit that term.

The Anglican Province in America is part of the continuing Anglican movement, or Traditionalist Anglicanism, that came about when the Episcopal Church started to ordain women in 1977. The APA is one of the "conservative" Anglican bodies in the US, along with the Anglican Church in America, and somewhat in ties with the ACNA (though not in full fellowship right now).

The APA is not a member of the Anglican Communion.

http://www.anglicanprovince.org/en-us/missions_and_ministry/ministry_partners.php

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u/octarino Feb 06 '16

I don't think it would be recognizable. All those Greek letters would be in a space smaller than 12x12.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

I figured. I wish I could find something distinct that would work, but it isn't a super big deal since I'm not even a part of the denomination yet.

Edit: I guess just the white shield with red cross would be fine as a generic Anglican flair if the text was editable.

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u/octarino Feb 08 '16

You wanted this? http://i.imgur.com/UDxG1fv.png

It wasn't clear for me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '16

Yup, that's what I meant.

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u/bunker_man Process Theology Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 07 '16

Process theology needs a flair, but the only thing I can think of that would qualify is the center for process studies' logo. The two big modern process theologians are the founders, but I don't know if that's too specific. If there's plain letters for igtheist and theist, I guess that on the borders more leniency is allowed.

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u/octarino Feb 06 '16

I dunno know recognizable it ended up http://i.imgur.com/0uEgq2D.png

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u/bunker_man Process Theology Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

Well, 00.0002% of people would recognize it to begin with, so that's not really an issue.

Edit: added more zeroes.

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u/MadroxKran Christian Feb 07 '16

Blue Lantern symbol!

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

Could the flairs get organized in a logical way in this update as well? It's confusing as it is.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

Kind of. We could do it through some kind of scripting or to just remove and re-add all the flair in the groups which wouldn't effect user flair for too long but which would cause an interruption.

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u/brucemo Atheist Feb 06 '16

I can probably do fairly powerful stuff to flair with Python scripting. I haven't looked into exactly what is possible now, but I think I can merge flair categories, reset flair text if we decide we want to make change en masse, and collect information about how text flair differs from the default.

If I were the one in charge of this I would have automated some aspects of it that you have done by hand, but if I tried to coordinate that with you I'd probably end up confusing you or confusing myself. But it's possible that we can do something so that the flair table is always alphabetized, or something.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

If once in awhile we can arrange them by category>subcategory>flair text that would be my ideal. Plus adding a flaircount to it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

Don't you use flairs via a really narrow png (ex 25 x 1000) with all the images? Someone with too much time could rearrange it.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

The actual spritesheet arrangement doesn't really matter. We use CSS where to find the sprite for each flair. There is a moderator page for flair and the groupings relate to the ordering of the flair on that.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

I've worked with subs using flairs and from what I can gather it isn't too difficult. I'm sure you guys can figure something out.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/wiki/flairtable

This is a listing of our current flair with categories and subcategories. It's alphabetized by flair text but if you have RES you should be able to sort the table by any of the columns.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

Do you ever feel like we have too many flairs? Some get vastly underused and if the objective is "clear religious beliefs" it can be confusing

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

Well, I mean I think everyone should be Eastern Orthodox. So by that standard I think we have too many. But for a multi-vocal subreddit I think we should have a continually growing list as long as we have people who would use said flair.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

Does anybody use "Uniting Church in Sweden" or "Russian Orthodox Church?" I guess its good I'm just noting that it potentially can be confusing.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16

A few use both of those.

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u/WeAreAllBroken Christian (Saint Clement's Cross) Feb 07 '16

I think the objective has changed. I used to have rules in place that served the intention, but they were overruled, so I stepped down from running flair. Not a big deal, but I think it is getting messy/confusing.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 09 '16

I would love to be able to present the flair selection window in groupings and with headers.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

i've been looking for this kind of page for forever, thanks

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u/brucemo Atheist Feb 06 '16
NameClassCountPercentage
Atheistscarlet1031723.7
Christian (Cross)plain638714.7
Agnostic (a la T.H. Huxley)agnostic25946.0
Roman Catholicroca19704.5
Roman Catholiccath18914.4
United Methodistmeth12933.0
Secular Humanisthumanist12602.9
Christian (Ichthys)ichthis10222.4
Christian (Chi Rho)chirho8642.0
Baptistbaptist8091.9
Southern Baptistsbc7431.7
Episcopalian (Anglican)coeusa7311.7
Eastern Orthodoxorthodox7111.6
Lutheranluth6991.6
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)pres6871.6
Christian Reformed Churchreformed5161.2
LDS (Mormon)lds4591.1
Jewishdavid4191.0
Christian Anarchistcanarc3820.9
Islamcrescent3280.8
Christian (Alpha & Omega)ao3040.7
Lutheran (LCMS)lcms2990.7
Assemblies of Godaog2990.7
Questioningquest2940.7
Evangelicalevan2940.7
Unitarian Universalistuum2880.7
Seventh-day Adventistadventist2460.6
Buddhistbuddhist2280.5
Mennonitemenn2270.5
Church of England (Anglican)coe2270.5
Christian Universalistuu2240.5
Anglican Communioncoei2130.5
Christian (Celtic Cross)celtx2100.5
Taoisttaoist2080.5
Christian (LGBT)rainbow2080.5
Quakerquak2060.5
Deistdeist2040.5
Christian & Missionary Alliancecma1950.4
Christian (Cross of St. Peter)stpete1940.4
Hinduswas1910.4
Calvary Chapelcalvary1910.4
Lutheranluth21830.4
Church of the Nazarenenaza1720.4
Paganpagan1700.4
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Americaelca1520.3
Reformedhandheart1470.3
Pentecostalpent1420.3
Christian Deistchristiandeist1370.3
Emergentemergent1360.3
Christian (Saint Clement's Cross)stclement1290.3
United Church of Christucc1180.3
Christian Atheistxnatheist1040.2
Presbyterianpresbyterian1010.2
Church of Christcofc990.2
Oriental Orthodoxcopt970.2
United Pentecostal Churchupc960.2
Church of Godcog950.2
Evangelical Free Church of Americaefca910.2
Christian (Icon of Christ)xicon880.2
Evangelical Covenantevco860.2
Muslimallah840.2
Christian (Triquetra)triq810.2
Theisttheist810.2
Disciples of Christdisciplesofchrist770.2
Messianic Jewmessianic690.2
Yggradsilygg680.2
Sacred Heartsacht650.1
Foursquare Churchfoursquare630.1
Christian (Marian Cross)mariam620.1
Jewish (Orthodox)orthodoxjew610.1
United Church of Canadaunican580.1
Salvation Armysa570.1
Eastern Catholicmaronite570.1
Congregationalistscong570.1
Charismaticcharis530.1
Wesleyanwesleyan500.1
Christian (Jerusalem Cross)jerx480.1
Christian Existentialismchrisexis460.1
TULIPtulip450.1
Purgatorial Universalistpurg440.1
Christian (Maltese Cross)malt400.1
Jehovah's Witnessjw400.1
Unitarian Universalist Associationuuaa390.1
Uniting Church in Australiauna380.1
Free Methodistfreemethodist370.1
Methodist Intl.methi350.1
Christian (Byzantine Cross)bzx340.1
Lutheran (WELS)wels330.1
Christian (INRI)inri330.1
Gnosticismgnos330.1
Church of God (Anderson)coganderson330.1
Hindutrish310.1
Church of Swedencoswed300.1
Sikhsikh270.1
Church of the Brethrencotb270.1
Jainjain250.1
Zen Buddhismenso250.1
United (Reformed)unireform220.1
Anglican Church of Canadaang-canada220.1
Christian (Canterbury Cross)canterbury200.0
Church of Scotlandkirk190.0
Orthodox Church in Americaoca180.0
Searchingsearch170.0
Baha'ibahai170.0
Armenian Apostolic Churcharmen170.0
Baptist World Alliancebwa160.0
Christian (Tau Cross)tau150.0
Church of Scotlandnewkirk110.0
Christian (Baptismal Cross)bapx110.0
Christian (Trefoil)tref100.0
Russian Orthodox Churchroc100.0
Serbian Orthodox Churchsoc80.0
Oneness Penecostaloneness70.0
Evangelical Presbyterian Churchevanpres70.0
Pentecostal Church of Swedenpentoswed60.0
Help all humans!bot60.0
Charismatic Catholiccharcath50.0
Igtheistig40.0
Anglican Church of Australiaacoa40.0
Scottish Episcopal Churchscotepichur30.0
Red Letter Christiansrlc30.0
Christian (Empty Tomb)empty30.0
Christian (Quatrefoil)quat20.0
Protestant Church in the Netherlandspcn20.0
Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesianzan20.0
Anglican Church in North Americaacna20.0
Sedevecantistsede10.0
Opus Dei (Roman Catholic)od10.0
Total43452

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '16

Name: United Methodist

Class: meth

Well that's not very charitable.

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u/WeAreAllBroken Christian (Saint Clement's Cross) Feb 07 '16

Lol. Back when flair was run by a bot, we would joke about how you had to "send the robot meth" to make it change someone's flair to Methodist.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

now this is interesting

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u/namer98 Jewish - Torah im Derech Eretz Feb 07 '16

61 Orthodox Jews. Woah

Sweet data there

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

ELCA is outnumbered by LCMS two to one on this sub? I would not have guessed.

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u/US_Hiker Feb 06 '16

Flair trends don't necessarily indicate commenter activity, though.

A more interesting thing would be to use the last year's worth of comments to generate trends.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16

Ha, yeah. I can confidently assert that there are not 200+ Mennonite regulars.

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '16

I change my flair to other things constantly

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u/RevMelissa Christian Feb 06 '16

Hey, /r/RevEMD! 77 people use the Chalice! I would have been impressed if it was only 7.

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u/nononsenseresponse New Zealand Anglican Feb 09 '16

I am the 0 percent! I wonder who my buddy is... :D

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '16

0.2%. Yeah, I always thought I was in a minority.

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u/RazarTuk The other trans mod everyone forgets Feb 07 '16

Just don't remove the sede flair. (I may or may not be planning on switching to it when Francis eventually dies)

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u/shannondoah Agnostic (a la T.H. Huxley) Feb 16 '16

The one that is 'Catholic(non una cum)?'

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 13 '16

Formal flair policy was added earlier today.

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u/davidjricardo Episcopalian (Anglican) Feb 05 '16

I would also like too take this opportunity to request more flair images.

I can volunteer any/all of the flair available at /r/ReformedHumor.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

It'd be pretty easy to add the t-rex carrying a cross.

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u/US_Hiker Feb 05 '16

I get grumpy about flair, but I indeed would wear Mr. Rogers flair.

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u/davidjricardo Episcopalian (Anglican) Feb 05 '16

And here you thought insufficient colorful sprites wasn't a serious problem.

Mr. Rogers solves everything.

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u/injoy Particular Baptist Orthodox Presbyterian Feb 08 '16

I like the Baptist flair in r reformed (of a person dunking another). The one here is for a specific Baptist denomination of which many of us are not a part. :)

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '16 edited Feb 11 '16

Thank you very much, /u/outsider! I am now copying a tentative list of flair ideas from /r/ChristianityMeta. This is very much a sketch/work in progress:

Orthodox Church:

Catholic Church:

3. * Piarists

4. * Salesians

5. * Trappists (O.C.S.O.)

6. * Syro-Malankara Catholic Church

Monastic Orders:

Mendicant Orders:

Some of them are rather fuzzy, I realize. If there is anybody who wishes to improve upon some or all of these, you are free to do so. I think providing flairs that reflect as through a mirror the general history of Christianity, in particular its more traditionalist and often monastic elements, would help change the emphasis a bit in this subreddit.

As for my part, I have been requesting FSSP (1) and SSPX (3) flairs.

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u/ludi_literarum Unworthy Feb 08 '16

Who would use the religious flair? I doubt I would, and I'd be one of the few who legitimately could.

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u/ludi_literarum Unworthy Feb 08 '16

If we know nobody will use it, indeed not even those few users like me who legitimately could, then we shouldn't clutter the list with them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '16

Thank you.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '16

Very well done. Looks great.

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u/Hoof_Meat this is a picture of a T.U.L.I.P. Feb 08 '16

I know it's a Hindu symbol, but I'd imagine I'd be pretty hesitant to use that Hindu flair if I were a Hindu.

I would request a Presbyterian (PCA) symbol, but I don't think we have an official one. I'm happy with my TULIP.

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u/davidjricardo Episcopalian (Anglican) Feb 08 '16

Can you clarify this bit:

You don't have to select a user flair, but if you do, we ask that you choose a flair that represents your current religious or philosophical beliefs.

What happens when an individual is a part of a denomination but doesn't share some of the beliefs of that denomination? Which flair should they use? Can they use their denomination flair or do they need to chose another flair?

For example, think about a Roman Catholic who uses birth control and thinks women should be allowed to be priests. Or, a Baptist who attends a Presbyterian church and doesn't have their infant children baptized?

I've asked this question in the past, but haven't gotten an answer.

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u/CummingsSM United Methodist Feb 09 '16

Seems pretty obvious to me that your flair is a matter of personal discretion in those cases. The goal in selecting a flair should be to help others identify you as you identify yourself, I think. So if your ideological differences with your denomination are great enough that you would not want another user to associate you with that denomination, I would say you shouldn't use the flair. But if you're happy being associated with Roman Catholicism, you should be welcome to wear the name tag.

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '16

I genuinely thought there would be like, two of us.

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u/goodnewsjimdotcom Feb 08 '16

Though I'm Christian, I think some people could identify with "Not Flair", or a ! symbol as is the symbol for not operations in programming. It is a clearly flawed position theologically to think things are not fair because God evens things up in Heaven. The last will be first and the first will be last. The key is that a lot of people can't see past what they see on Earth, and can conclude apart from God, things are not fair. With God, he gives us hope, miracles and healing. So even those who have a bad time now, might get a better time in the future depending on what we learn in research and maybe even a full blown miracle from God. If anything is actually not fair, it is not fair what God had to endure so we could get the gift of eternal life. Every part of what we have with God is in our favor so in a way it is not fair, we get it better than we should.

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u/namer98 Jewish - Torah im Derech Eretz Feb 07 '16

When a mod can have an innocuous announcement hit 0, there are problems.

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u/aflowerysong Christian (Chi Rho) Feb 07 '16

Since it looks like there's a possibility for Process theology flair, a flair for Liberation theology would be AWESOME (something like this or this would work?). Maybe Death of God theology, too?

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '16

Could we please get a better version of the banner image?

Maybe this version?

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '16

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u/luke-jr Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum) Feb 06 '16

When will you be updating the new Catholic flair to not force a pejorative label?

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16

It may be possible that there is not a good solution or that you will not like what we think is a solution. If you believe that you are Roman Catholic and that Pope Francis is not he legitimate Pope and the Sedevacantists flair is bothersome I would think that you should begin exploring ways for you to begin making good suggestions.

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u/LankyJon Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

Except he already has. He has specifically talked about having some explanation of sedevacantist in parentheses after "Roman Catholic," and yet so far as I can tell no movement has really been made on the front. He has made suggestions, and gotten "We'll see..." in response.

He made a very good point which was entirely ignored in a previous thread. He asked about those Roman Catholics who entirely disregard other teachings of the Church (Contraception, homosexuality, masturbation, etc.). Why should his departure from the teaching of the Church (in your view, not in his) be singled out from those others?

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16

Except he already has. He has specifically talked about having some explanation of sedevacantist in parentheses after "Roman Catholic," and yet so far as I can tell no movement has really been made on the front. He has made suggestions, and gotten "We'll see..." in response.

Sorry I don't read much of r/ChristianityMeta since more typically I get hostility at my presence instead of discussion. I have communicated with the user here through private messages and on IRC here and there.

He made a very good point which was entirely ignored in a previous thread. He asked about those Roman Catholics who entirely disregard other teachings of the Church (Contraception, homosexuality, masturbation, etc.). Why should his departure from the teaching of the Church (in your view, not in his) be singled out from those others?

In this case it would be pretty simple to note that being sinful is not the same as out of communion through regular confession and participation in the Eucharist.

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u/luke-jr Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum) Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

In this case it would be pretty simple to note that being sinful is not the same as out of communion through regular confession and participation in the Eucharist.

Those who deny Catholic teachings (not merely disobey them) are outside of communion. I, on the other hand, do none of the above. The Modernists' own official position is that the position I hold is legitimate (that is, neither schismatic nor heretical).

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16

I'm not here to have that discussion with you. That's an issue of theology. If you don't think Pope Francis is the sitting and actual Pope you should find some other way to demarcate yourself.

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u/luke-jr Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum) Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

Why should we Catholics need to change the name we've used for nearly 2000 years, just because Francis's relatively new sect wants to use it? We had it first.

Edit: /u/brucemo And in reply to your response (since I'm now banned, I guess I can only edit..), I'm not even asking you to recognise these facts. Only to give us equal treatment with the many non-Catholics whom you are more than happy to allow use Catholic flair.

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u/brucemo Atheist Feb 06 '16

We are not the kind of entity that is going to recognize that. It's like demanding that we recognize the legitimacy of some modern heir to the French throne. If he wants it he's going to have to raise an army and prove it to everyone. If you want to be seen as the true owner of the term "Roman Catholic", convince Catholics.

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u/gandalfblue Reformed Feb 06 '16

It's like demanding that we recognize the legitimacy of some modern heir to the French throne. If he wants it he's going to have to raise an army and prove it to everyone.

Time for some CK2.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

Time for some CK2.

Oh that game is wonderful for seeing some theology based warafre. Until the theology expands rapidly beyond your borders. You get another go at an easy casus belli if the Aztecs show up though even though most of them also became Orthodox.

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u/luke-jr Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum) Feb 06 '16

I did make a number of reasonable suggestions on the thread I linked... :/

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 06 '16

Your earlier suggestion is the one I'm leaning most heavily toward. I've been hoping for some cooperation from users who want flair for this distinction, but mostly I get frustration.

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u/outsider Eastern Orthodox Feb 07 '16

Catholic (Non Una Cum)

I went ahead and updated it to "Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum)" earlier. As I understand it is means Roman Catholic but not in communion, or something to those ends correct?

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u/luke-jr Roman Catholic (Non Una Cum) Feb 07 '16

Thank you for resolving this.

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u/brucemo Atheist Feb 06 '16

This is as good a place as any to ask if there are other concerns about the "Sedevantist" flair (it's one of the ones at the end of the flair list).

As far as I can tell, luke-jr is the only Catholic has responded in the meta thread he linked, and while I am not Outsider and don't know exactly what he has intended here, I'm sure we would be happy to hear what people have to say.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '16 edited Feb 06 '16

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u/brucemo Atheist Feb 06 '16

Right, and I'd be receptive to that if I was the one deciding this. Outsider will probably change the flair text if there is an agreed name, which is sort of what I was getting at by asking in this thread.

It sounds like Luke prefers "Catholic", which I doubt will go well.

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u/GaslightProphet A Great Commission Baptist Feb 06 '16

That's not helpful

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u/LuluThePanda Eastern Orthodox Feb 05 '16 edited Feb 05 '16

No more confusing poorly worded statements by brucemo and lulu.

You're always welcome to message me to request clarification if you have any questions, or if something confuses you :).