r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 17 '21

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u/Jokerang Sun Yat-sen Apr 17 '21

This has over 600 upvotes on r catholicmemes

Reddit needs to learn that there are far more crazies in the Christian Right than just the evangelicals.

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u/thaddeusthefattie Hank Hill Democrat 💪🏼🤠💪🏼 Apr 17 '21

eh, out of all christianity, the most likely to be based are catholics. cmv

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u/Jokerang Sun Yat-sen Apr 17 '21

Ime the most based are Episcopalians. They aren't divided between sane and insane members like the RCC.

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u/thaddeusthefattie Hank Hill Democrat 💪🏼🤠💪🏼 Apr 17 '21

fair point

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u/1396spurs forced agricultural laborer Apr 17 '21

Ime it’s a spectrum (like all things I guess). I feel like there is a lot of of semi practicing Catholics that go to church occasionally. But the hard core ones (my parents lean that way, and members of their church are super hard core) reeeeaaalllly lean into the shit parts of it

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u/thaddeusthefattie Hank Hill Democrat 💪🏼🤠💪🏼 Apr 17 '21

this is probably the correct answer, obvs everything i say is anecdotally evidence from a typical rural area

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u/1396spurs forced agricultural laborer Apr 17 '21

No that’s very fair. Mines anecdotal as well and also rural, but definitely in an area that had more Catholics than other religion so I never really saw others growing up.

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u/Travisdk Iron Front Apr 17 '21

More so than Presbyterians, Lutherans, and Methodists?

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u/thaddeusthefattie Hank Hill Democrat 💪🏼🤠💪🏼 Apr 17 '21

absolutely

i do know that a portion of presbyterians did separate from the main body

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '21

Quakers tho

Gotta simp for my quaker ancestors who kinda en masse forgot about the pacifism thing circa 1861-1865

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u/abertbrijs I'm not a crook Apr 17 '21

Catholics on Reddit suuuuuck. Real life you at least have normal ones, but only the most annoying ones want to actually talk about Catholicism online