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What's wrong with there being, what you refer to as, a "lack" of "objectivity" if one is seeking to express an anti-Catholic perspective about Christianity?

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Is there anything wrong with there being "bias" when expressing perspectives on matters of faith, religious belief and even a lack of religious belief?

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With my background, why would you think I'd want to "appeal to dominant Protestant bias against Catholicism"?

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Who is pretending anything here? Who is being dishonest?

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You might want to try looking on a Christian message board. There are scarcely any Catholicism v Protestantism discussions here. The nearest you get to Catholics here, for the most part, are ex-Catholics.

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This is - de facto - more of a believers v non-believers message board, so to speak, and not a Christian forum per se. It's not even a Religion Forum.

If it would be more interesting for you to hear what some Catholics have to say in addition to non-Catholic Christians, you'd be better off on a Christian website or message board.

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I can also corroborate your assertion that Catholicism is one of the major branches of Christianity.

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The irony!

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How so?

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Muslims, Jews and Hindus would all be "believers" ~ or theists ~ to my way of thinking. People who don't believe in supernatural beings [or deities] would be "non-believers". I'd describe this as a believers v non-believers forum rather than a Christian or a Religion Forum.

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No one has suggested that Protestantism is "representative of all Christianity". I certainly haven't. You are getting in a muddle.

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