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  1. Vouthon

    Happy Birthday, Conscious Thoughts

    Happy birthday @Conscious thoughts Have the best day mate!
  2. Vouthon

    Happy birthday blü 2.

    Happy Birthday @blü 2 Hope it's a good one!
  3. Vouthon

    Happy Birthday danieldemol

    Hope you have a brilliant birthday @danieldemol !!!!
  4. Vouthon

    lmao Ms. England is in the house! My wall is like the start of one of those jokes now: "A...

    lmao Ms. England is in the house! My wall is like the start of one of those jokes now: "A Scotsman, an English and an Irish girl walk into a bar..." What could possibly go wrong...
  5. Vouthon

    What?? I will never surrender, never - *ahem*....well, ok, since the lassie has worked her...

    What?? I will never surrender, never - *ahem*....well, ok, since the lassie has worked her winning Irish charm on me, we can have peace (*cough* after you've had one too many beers at the pub and are feeling strangely poetic about your hangover the next morning, and I've come back from fighting...
  6. Vouthon

    Real Polytheism

    So, I think it very much depends on the variety of monotheism we're talking about here, as they are not all identical (i.e. we don't all adhere to a doctrine as radical as Islamic Tawhid (oneness of God) and Shirk (assigning no partners to Allah) with unqualified rejection of all...
  7. Vouthon

    Real Polytheism

    I'm not sure this is true of all monotheisms. In some cases, the 'pantheon' - that divine democracy of 'occupational specialists', to use the analogy above - has simply been re-defined and 'demoted' by the belief in one supreme God, yet not completely eviscerated. When St. Thomas Aquinas (c...
  8. Vouthon

    Your internal monologue

    Perfectly true, but we got there first. A type of kilt can be dated roughly to the sixteenth century in use by Highland Scots (the Feileadh Mor, mostly protective clothing, not yet ceremonial dress), whereas the Irish saffron kilts are of more recent origins - I believe they adopted it from us...
  9. Vouthon

    Your internal monologue

    :thumbsup:
  10. Vouthon

    Your internal monologue

    The other two allegations I can just about tolerate, but the middle one..... about our traditional national attire :eek: :dress: Now, that needs some rectifying from this Scotsman....
  11. Vouthon

    Your internal monologue

    Right lass, let's set the record straight for that scoreboard of ours. If the Scots and the Irish went tae war, we both know there would only be one victor - because the Tartan Army would have kilt it. ;)
  12. Vouthon

    Your internal monologue

    Fascinating topic @Meow Mix My internal monologue - the voice in my head - is most definitely a kind of mental 'vocalization' in English, as opposed to just naked apprehension of concepts alone (although, I also grasp things wordlessly as well, which is harder to describe, as it involves merely...
  13. Vouthon

    So.Many.Faces!

    Nice shades! I like your style Quag :cool: Good pic.
  14. Vouthon

    Your welcome Christine! And lovely to see your face btw :)

    Your welcome Christine! And lovely to see your face btw :)
  15. Vouthon

    Hats In Religion

    Great set of questions as ever, Salix. My religion doesn't mandate any kind of religious clothing for the lay faithful as a whole, akin to say the turban amongst Sikhs, or the hijab worn by Muslims in conformance with sharia law. Nevertheless, Catholic clergy of every class - from deacon and...
  16. Vouthon

    I Don't Know Anymore: TRADITIONIS CUSTODES

    You're correct Indigo, although the Vatican's prohibition on trying to pronounce the Divine Name was actually a restatement of our own sacred tradition as well, in addition to it's being sharpened in response to dialogue with Jews. The ban on uttering the Tetragrammaton in worship or in...
  17. Vouthon

    Same! I'm good (just overworked as usual). If you ever fancy a chat btw, just drop me a DM on...

    Same! I'm good (just overworked as usual). If you ever fancy a chat btw, just drop me a DM on Discord anytime and we can catch up out of office hours :) Have a great night's sleep!!
  18. Vouthon

    Cheers Nick! Hope you're well and keeping the chin up :)

    Cheers Nick! Hope you're well and keeping the chin up :)
  19. Vouthon

    Do JW baptisms count?

    Anyone who defines themselves as a Christian is a Christian. However, validly administered baptism - the sacramental bond of unity of the faithful in every church body, incorporating them into the body of Christ - and espousal of Trinitarian faith according to the first ecumenical councils of...
  20. Vouthon

    Do JW baptisms count?

    You are completely free, of course, to receive baptism in any denomination that you feel drawn towards, including the Jehovah's Witnesses if that is what you believe. If what you're asking more particularly, though, is how a baptism administered by the Jehovah's Witnesses would be viewed by...
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