There you go, making it up as you go along again.
Yep, because I never said that.Yup that was me putting words in you mouth again I guess huh?
Supply a quote.
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Supply a quote.
You want verbatim? Is that what you want? Or pieced together post by post? Or is this generalization inadequate because you just don't like being "served" as you put it?
That's what "supply a quote" means.
And when you fail to produce a quote where I said "anyone can set up a church in Canada".
I'll supply you with the facts about the ULC and CLDD.
Both legally recognized Churches in Canada.
The error I made, was the cost, lol.
Let your imagination loose...
As irrelevant as it was the first time you said it.It's not a legal church in Canada. It's an NPO.
Your original question made no specific requirements, not that it mattered, my answer was true.
So you can laugh all you want. They still legally call themselves Ministers, their ceremonies are recognized in Canadian law. All your claims, as usual, are a product of your imagination.
Your shtick is so weak.
You should have stuck to claiming this was a big diversion plan. You looked less foolish.
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It's not a legal church in Canada. It's an NPO.
Actually, the ULC is a legally recognized Church.
Not in his version of reality.
His imagination is so powerful, he sometimes just can't get past it to see the facts.
It's non sectarian, and if you're not willing to do a little research, you'd be better off stopping right now.
A ministry isn't a Church.
To be a legal CHURCH in Canada you need the backing of a denomination.
You take me for "Un Mangeur de ballustre" ....(a hypocrite who goes to church, brags about it then goes on to screw his neighbours the rest of the week?):roll:Are those your words Bear?
They served vino Mass this AM. Did you go?
Neither is an ex strip joint...Oh wait...yes it is.
If you're starting a church under the banner of that faith, yes. If you are starting a new religion, the matter is completely different.
They served vino Mass this AM. Did you go?
Your own words.... the words of a mangeur de ballustre....so don't try to deflect on someone else....you'll fool nobody but yourself....
I'm not going to argue semantics with you. If you are ordained by the ULC, buy their ordination package (49.95 u.s.) , register, then you will have met all the requirements of most if not all jurisdictions in Canada and the u.s. to legally perform a marriage. This would also include baptisms, funerals, communion, etc.
