This is how Catholics will be remembered

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Welund
This is how e-Catholics will be remembered

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thunderofzeus
I'm not blowing hot air, Cornelio. Christians should have their eyes gouged out, and pointed out to them that their religion doesn't allow euthanasia.

The anti-Christ would decapitate them, like ISIS does, so in effect they have no defense against mutilation.

If Jesus Christ really did come back today, he would be crucified once more. This is the only eschatological conclusion we can make.

Therefore, the situation is very simple - there are three ways things can go: downwards, stay the same, and upwards. My way is the way upwards.
perkunos
"Should that subduing talisman, the cross, be shattered, the frenzied madness of the ancient warriors, that insane Berserk rage of which Nordic bards have spoken and sung so often, will once more burst into flame. This talisman is fragile, and the day will come when it will collapse miserably. Then the ancient stony gods will rise from the forgotten debris and rub the dust of a thousand years from their eyes, and finally Thor with his giant hammer will jump up and smash the Gothic cathedrals. ... Do not smile at the visionary who anticipates the same revolution in the realm of the visible as has taken place in the spiritual. Thought precedes action as lightning precedes thunder. German thunder is of true Germanic character; it is not very nimble, but rumbles along ponderously. Yet, it will come and when you hear a crashing such as never before has been heard in the world's history, then you know that the German thunderbolt has fallen at last. At that uproar the eagles of the air will drop dead, and lions in the remotest deserts of Africa will hide in their royal dens. A play will be performed in Germany which will make the French Revolution look like an innocent idyll."

I think this ship has already sailed Zeus; it didn't work out so well for Germans or Europe in general. In the absence of Christianity, and the death of European man's warrior spirit, we're left with this:

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thunderofzeus
Perkunos, you missunderstand me. I am no Nazi, Nazis deserve to be demonized. The Nazis were the most un-Germanic pieces of chump change motherfuckers to walk the continent.

Nordicism is a self-eradicating ideal.

I've already pointed out how Christianity cut off the branch beneath itself. European man... from one corner of his mouth, he spoke of faith, form the other: all his instincts and actions were "pagan". Therefore, he was militant in spite of everything else. Why this self-limiting hypocrisy ? why hold on to it ? despite being destined to burn in hell, the muslim's inner teaching is consistent with blood and soil conquest.

So you see, my God does not want to live under Sharia, therefore, he will send Christians to burn in hell until they repent, and repent greatly.

The ever-receding consciousness of european man... do you not smell it ? How to expand consciousness ? breed with the daughters of your enemies.

And let us not talk of 'paganism', which makes European man gullible in other ways. You see, I am no pagan, I have true, un-shakeable faith in Iblis.
Marcus
Cornelio

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Bronze Age Pervert

lol @ Pope bowing to flag of Israel...isn't this outright idolatry?

Nikolai
Pope Francis: ‘Inside every Christian is a Jew’
Josephine McKenna | June 13, 2014 | 22 Comments

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VATICAN CITY (RNS) Underscoring the close ties between Christianity and Judaism and calling Holocaust denial “madness,” Pope Francis told an interviewer that “inside every Christian is a Jew.”

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Pope Francis recently decried anti-Semitism as “madness” and made waves with his controversial “inside every Christian is a Jew” statement.

In a wide-ranging interview published Friday (June 13) in Spain’s La Vanguardia newspaper, the pope said dialogue between the two faiths can sometimes be a “hot potato.”

“I believe that interreligious dialogue must investigate the Jewish roots of Christianity and the Christian flowering of Judaism,” Francis said. “I understand it is a challenge, a hot potato, but it is possible to live as brothers.”

Francis’ statement seems to go further than his predecessor, St. John Paul II, who made headlines in 1986 as the first pope to visit Rome’s main synagogue and declared Jews to be the “elder brothers” of the Christian faith.

“Every day, I pray with the Psalms of David. My prayer is Jewish, then I have the Eucharist, which is Christian,” the Argentine pontiff added.

The pope also took the opportunity to criticize Holocaust denial as “madness” while defending the record of Pope Pius XII, who led the Roman Catholic Church during World War II.

Francis will soon have to decide whether to advance the sainthood cause for the controversial wartime pope, who is accused of failing to speak out publicly against the mass murder of Jews. For years, Jewish leaders and Nazi hunters have demanded the Vatican open up its secret wartime files.

Francis said he was concerned about “everything which has been thrown at poor Pius XII,” while stressing that he sheltered Jews in the convents of Rome and other Italian cities, as well as the popes’ summer residence in Castel Gadolfo.

“I do not mean to say that Pius XII did not make mistakes — I make many mistakes myself — but his role must be read in the context of the time,” Pope Francis said.

Francis added that he breaks out in an “existential rash” when he hears people speak against Pius and the church’s wartime record while ignoring inaction by the Allies fighting against Nazi Germany.

“Did you know that they knew perfectly well the rail network used by the Nazis to take the Jews to the concentration camps? They had photographs,” he said. “But they did not bomb these rail lines. Why? It would be nice if we spoke a little bit about everything.”

During Friday’s interview with the Barcelona daily, Francis was also asked about his own security, saying he refused to travel in a bulletproof “sardine can” vehicle because he wants to mingle with ordinary people.

“It is true that anything can happen, but let’s face it, at my age I have nothing to lose,” the 77-year-old pontiff said.

The former archbishop of Buenos Aires was also asked how he would like to be remembered as a pope.

“I have not thought about that,” Francis said. “But I like it when you remember someone and say ‘He was a good guy, he did what he could, and he was not that bad.’ I would be happy with that.”

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President Camacho
This is kind of disheartening...
SixtusVIth

It is disheartening in it's mediocrity. On the other hand, it is also an offhand remark on a subject he says he has not thought much about, so we can find some ironic comfort in it's very shallowness.

What's more disturbing is it's totally secular content. Last week I was thinking that from a certain point of view one could say that even the Judgement after death has a positive element to look forward to for both oneself (acknowledgement of your fidelity and right to eternal life) and for Christ (His happiness in the salvation of someone He died for). One might expect something similar from the Vicar of Christ, but this man, who has been a priest for longer than any of us have been alive, is thinking in terms you could get from any randomly selected Redditor. No wonder he is so popular with them.