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that all these "penitent" Christians, who through their real
or artificial devotions pretend to have obtained "peace," and
to have possessed "good will" towards their neighbors, instead
of becoming docile, meek, and peaceful like their pre-
tended Master, become extremely bigoted and intolerant.
Whether an orthodox or a heterodox, when a Christian comes
out from the church where he has "shared" the "Lord's Com-
munion" which they call the "Institution of the Eucharist,(1)"
they become so hypocritically fanatical and unsocial as to
prefer to meet a dog rather than a Muslim or a Jew, because
these do not believe in the Trinity and in the "Lord's Supper."
I know it. I used to be of the same sentiments when I was
a Catholic priest. The more I thought myself spiritual, holy,
and sinless, the more I hated the heretics, especially the non-
or artificial devotions pretend to have obtained "peace," and
to have possessed "good will" towards their neighbors, instead
of becoming docile, meek, and peaceful like their pre-
tended Master, become extremely bigoted and intolerant.
Whether an orthodox or a heterodox, when a Christian comes
out from the church where he has "shared" the "Lord's Com-
munion" which they call the "Institution of the Eucharist,(1)"
they become so hypocritically fanatical and unsocial as to
prefer to meet a dog rather than a Muslim or a Jew, because
these do not believe in the Trinity and in the "Lord's Supper."
I know it. I used to be of the same sentiments when I was
a Catholic priest. The more I thought myself spiritual, holy,
and sinless, the more I hated the heretics, especially the non-