Nuns - The "other" Catholic issue

The post that was quoted here has been removed

No one has suggested that the believers here are not practically all Christians. No one has suggested that there are currently any Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus or Jews posting here. No one has suggested that it wouldn't be interesting if there were. There are scarcely any Catholicism v Protestantism discussions here - like the ones you seem to have expressed an interest in seeing.

The post that was quoted here has been removed

I disagree. I'd say there are easily more non-believers - atheists and agnostics - here than there are Christians. Here we debate and discuss the supernatural, religions, morality, and things like mortality and immortality.

Discussions like Catholicism v Protestantism might be found on a "Protestant Christian forum" - like the one you mention - but this is not it.

You're right, it's not officially a "Christian Forum" and nor is it a "Protestant Christian forum".

It's a "Spirituality Form" where theists and atheists - believers and non-believers - debate and discuss things. It's also an arena in which people simply share their perspectives.

The post that was quoted here has been removed

This is correct. It's not. If it were a "Christian Forum" I, as a non-Christian, would not bother to post. The reason I contribute here is because it is NOT a "Christian Forum" and it is NOT a "Protestant Christian forum".

The post that was quoted here has been removed

Too bad we don't have a separate Religion(s) forum.

@kevin-eleven said
Too bad we don't have a separate Religion(s) forum.

It would be fundamentally no different than this forum.

@kevin-eleven said
Too bad we don't have a separate Religion(s) forum.

The individual forums are ostensibly what the contributors make of them; I would suggest that your contributions to this forum hardly shape it.