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I agree. My answer was partial (in both sense of the word), so thank you for providing a more balanced view. I was also raised in the Church (still part of it,

I agree. My answer was partial (in both sense of the word), so thank you for providing a more balanced view. I was also raised in the Church (still part of it, too), but my catechism classes didn't really covered much history of the Church (I think I learned just as much from my school classes).

Ancapistani 3y ago
> I was also raised in the Church (still part of it, too), FWIW, I don't really have anything against the RCC - at least, nothing that doesn't apply equally to several Protestant denominations, including the one that I consider myself to belong to :). > but my catechism classes didn't really covered much history of the Church I hear that. My catechism classes were a joke, honestly. I remember keeping a notebook full of questions to ask the parish priest the next time I saw him. After a half dozen times of that, he suggested that he come to our CCD class once a month to answer everyone's questions at once. He put out a "questions box" so people could drop in whatever they were curious about without having to raise their hand and ask.