I can not accept drugs in a democracy - by Father Bennett

I can not accept drugs in a democracy. Drugs belongs in times and places where people have do not think. For instance, it belongs in Islamic countries. Not in God-loving, God-fearing Christian countries.

I will not tell you that you are a sinner, simply because you know.

Your loving Father Bennett.

 

It's good to hear from you Father. My ass is still sore from our last encounter. You cannot accept drugs in your democracy. I accept that fact. I cannot accept god in my democracy. I don't need my government telling me how to find heaven.

 

Look! Attention Whore!

 

You will not succeed in provoking me. I do not accept you as a full member of our society however. Without God you are half a person. With Him you are two.

Your loving Father Bennett.

 

Is it not the nature of a democracy to express the will of the governed people???

If the will of the people is prodrugs, then so must the democracy be.

The statement that you cannot accept drugs in a "democracy" goes against what a true democracy stands for. Now I dont wanna put words in your mouth that u didn't say, but it sounds like your "democracy" would be more like a theocracy or dictatorship run by the Church.

Because we live in a democracy we must respect the will of the people. It seems like you do not respect the will of the people. The only thing you seem to respect is your own will and/or the will of the Church.

 

I used to have god. I wsa an altar boy until I was 18. I wnet to church every sunday morning at 715 am no matter how late I was out the evening before. I'd go to mass at least once during the week by my own choice. Then I realized the Institution of the Catholic Church was attempting to rob me of the one thing God wanted me to have more than anything: FREE WILL.

 

There's plenty of evidence jesus smoked pot too

 

That is untrue, my friend.
God allows you to have your own free will. You can go to church any other time you want. If you want to go to the 10am service instead of the 7.15 one, you are free to do so.

 

If I may so inquire, Father Bennett, please refute my statement and not ignore it.

 

obviously I can choose what time I go to mass, father. That isn't the point of free will. Free will is the ability to live my life the way I choose. I choose to have god outside of the institution of the church. and to use drugs from time to time