--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "emptybill" <emptybill@...> wrote:
>
> So, looking back, what is your judgement of RWC's previous
> claims to "enlightenment" and his current conversion to
> Catholicism?

It's no longer "current," emptybill. He did convert, but
he's said at least a dozen times here--including at least
once directly to you, quite forcefully--that he's given
up on Catholicism as well as TM.

>From his post 295520, November 15:


I appreciate the vehemence of your beliefs, emptybill. At
least you are taking me seriously. but you must take me 
at my word—and I challenge you to find a single iota of 
proof to the contrary in all my posts at FFL—that I am 
not a Catholic—*in any form whatsoever*. It may just be 
that my not defining myself as such, but alluding to 
Catholicism and Thomas Aquinas, has just about driven you 
out of your mind. WTF? This guy is bizarre. And you might 
have a point there, emptybill. But believe me I am 
sincere and only interested in strengthening my own 
understanding of what this is all about; I post on FFL in 
order to elicit just the kind of response that you have 
given to me here. Because I am thus forced back upon 
myself and have the opportunity to once again confirm 
what I know is the truth of my experience and my own 
philosophy.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/message/295520

And from a follow-up in response to your reply:

For me, emptybill, it is as if there never was a God,
never was the Incarnation, never was heaven or hell, never
was sin and judgment and grace and Mary and the sacraments
and the salvation of the soul.

Those are just two examples of *many*. 


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