Dangerous Catholicism

M änner are sensitive, delicate and spiritual creatures fond of all things spiritual. So with "spiritual" Now that's philosophy, church, etc. which so completely nonalcoholic stuff. However - if the book "Catholicism for Dummies" hits, so it is quite thoughtful:

"The Sunday church attendance is not only desirable, it is a moral obligation" stands next to the small bomb. How might this be interpreted? Caught the non-churchgoers, the "ball of fire of God"? This reminds me of those evangelical preachers, who in Africa like "God combines" can call. Volunteer! No, I think this is unlikely. Perhaps the bomblets is also indirectly for a lighter that carries you to the service, to sermons in particular managed to swing it in the air? But would not suffice as a simple "addition"? Puzzle about puzzles. Or is it meant symbolically. Well I would imagine that it internally in a church of that shepherd named Mixa of Augsburg so in flush device, that an explosion is near. At least when he talks about the role of women.
Well I was hoping to find the text information about the finer points of Catholicism. Since the book is pretty thick, I flipped the same time "be good if the sin is so simple." To Chapter 11 (Hm, full sentences are probably not quite the thing of the authors.) There is (again in addition to a bomblets):

"... It is a good thing to enjoy a tasty meal, but if you consistently eat more than you need, and obese, so is gluttony. If on the other hand you eat anything for so long, until the health suffers, just for the sake of good looks, then that is vanity. "

Man, as a Catholic, but it seems to have really heavy! If you do not have your ideal weight on it, bang, haste committed a sin! And though it seems not matter what you do, any sin will always find ...

Well, one last quote yet, which is under the heading "smell":

"The sense of smell is as much a part of man as the other four senses,. Shall suspend the Catholic worship one all that can address this body function"

So that I can now confirm really! Because recently I was in the beautiful basilica in Ottobeuren and coincidentally, it was a "late show" (it was 11 clock in the morning!). Beside me sat a pilgrim who was obviously his ideal weight through a garlic diet ...

Enough. So I hope now not once that I am a Catholic reader stepped on their toes, but a review of this book, written by two priests, I could not resist making easy