[ SECRET POST #3361 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3361 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Emmerdale/Hollyoaks]


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03.
[Confusions Of Young Toerless/Young Toerless]


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04.
[Hellsing anime]


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05.
[Osomatsu-san]


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06.
[Pokemon]


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07.
[Poets of the Fall- "Daze"]


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08.
[Hetalia (Iceland)]


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09.
[Ashes to Ashes]


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10.
(Sleepy Hollow)


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11.
[Sense8]


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12.
[My Teen Rom-Com SNAFU]


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13.
[Mystery Room]


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14.
[Devil's Carnival ("Grace For Sale" by Terrance Zdunich)]

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15.
[The Grinder]








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Comments

[dethtoll]

I find that even weirder, though Catholicism is as much a cultural identity as a religious one IME so I guess it's not too out there.

[tree_and_leaf]

Yeah, I guess you could say "I'm Catholic but I'm not a Christian" and mean something like "I come from a Catholic background and that's an important part of my identity but I don't believe it", which is quite a common position, but it's not a way I've heard that phrased before. Obviously the usual way is "I'm a lapsed Catholic", or "I grew up Catholic but I'm an atheist/ agnostic now." Most of the Catholics I know - including the lapsed ones - get incredibly pissed off about the Catholics-aren't-Christians meme (and rightly so).