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the exodus "laws" (which are right after the ten commandments) even go into Personal Injuries and insurance claims lol,
even back in 3000BC, the Jews were still practising the profession of being money-hoarding cheap asses

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I litreally had to learn all of this retarded shit when I was training to be a (Priest) but now Im not and Im having vagina sex.

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I litreally had to learn all of this retarded shit when I was training to be a (Priest) but now Im not and Im having vagina sex.

i've thought about being a priest just for the asceticism,
for some reason, a test of willpower sounds enticing to me,
but there are better ways of doing it besides giving your life over to a corrupt organization

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i've thought about being a priest just for the asceticism,
for some reason, a test of willpower sounds enticing to me,
but there are better ways of doing it besides giving your life over to a corrupt organization

lol theres nothing ascetic about being a catholic priest, if you want that you have to be a monk w/ the cistercians or one of the other thousand tiny orders

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lol theres nothing ascetic about being a catholic priest, if you want that you have to be a monk w/ the cistercians or one of the other thousand tiny orders

that's what i wanted,
but i'd feel too restricted by the organization i'm a part of.
I seriously considered becoming a buddhist monk for a long time, but I'd rather practice my own beliefs as I encounter them rather than have beliefs shoved down my throat

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So what is a Catholic priest's big turn on then? Is it speaking to a crowd of people and being able to inspire them?
The monk's turn on is clearly the asceticism and the reinforcement of willpower it brings, but what about the priest?

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a part of me thinks that monks must spend their whole life in resentment of the people they hated in youth, because if your "boost of willpower" isn't going to be used for anything besides sitting in solitude, what was the point

the Buddhist's had a point: you eventually become enlightened after enough willpower has accumulated, but this invariably fades away in time. The Judeo-christian monks however don't have anything to gain from asceticism; they are still very much slaves to those in a higher order within their organization