I wrote a post hoping to inform faithful Catholics to a couple of anti-Christian pages at Facebook and the post was deleted and I was reprimanded as if I had done something wrong. Any website that does not support exposing anti-Jesus and anti-Christian pages on other popular websites is not a good Christian site.

That's interesting! I haven't been on the forum for a long time, but I have found that those who err on the side of hyper-traditionalism dominate the Catholic Answers forums. Perhaps things have changed. Either way, I have a hard time recommending those forum for those who seek truth.

Instead of banning faithful Catholics for saying something they think might could just possibly in some way be construed as mean somehow, why not ban the cafeteria Catholics?

I don't know if this comment is in reference to my review or to your experience on the forums. If the latter, I would wholeheartedly agree with you. If the former, I would say that my comment about the meanness is not in reference to someone staunchly defending truth that someone might find offensive. I am talking about the mean-spirited way that people attack each other. Personal attacks do not lead anyone to truth. They turn people off, close their minds and hearts, and originate in a pride that closes the insulter as much as it does the insulted to truth.

Thanks for your comment! Feel free to respond to me. I promise not to personally attack you. :0)

Instead of banning faithful Catholics for saying something they think might could just possibly in some way be construed as mean somehow, why not ban the cafeteria Catholics?

This is an interesting theory about the nature of Original Sin. However, in the article and videos on Original Sin I'll cover a theory that is a bit more grounded in Catholic theological teaching (no, not St. Augustine's theory), and that covers the images in scripture a bit more completely (in my opinion, anyway).