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#41
(Original post by Unregistered)
most thinking people don't generalise.
most thinking people don't generalise.
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#42
(Original post by leroylina)
i´ve seen him too...i don´t think there should be a pope, what´s the point of him? to lead the catholic community? well, i have to say that most of the catholic leaders are a big disappointment.
i´ve seen him too...i don´t think there should be a pope, what´s the point of him? to lead the catholic community? well, i have to say that most of the catholic leaders are a big disappointment.
Do you really think it's acceptable to criticise the beliefs and traditions of the largest faith group in the world, particularly as that criticism appears to be based on ignorance?
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#43
(Original post by Unregistered11)
Why should there be an Archbisop of Canterbury, or mullahs, chief rabbis or indeed, why a queen?
Do you really think it's acceptable to criticise the beliefs and traditions of the largest faith group in the world, particularly as that criticism appears to be based on ignorance?
Why should there be an Archbisop of Canterbury, or mullahs, chief rabbis or indeed, why a queen?
Do you really think it's acceptable to criticise the beliefs and traditions of the largest faith group in the world, particularly as that criticism appears to be based on ignorance?
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#44
(Original post by Expression)
He's ENGLISH ! Born and bred in Matlock, Derbyshire - if I've used those spellings its either through trying to be politically correct (eg spokesperson), and through a typo.
He's ENGLISH ! Born and bred in Matlock, Derbyshire - if I've used those spellings its either through trying to be politically correct (eg spokesperson), and through a typo.
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#46
(Original post by Unregistered11)
Why should there be an Archbisop of Canterbury, or mullahs, chief rabbis or indeed, why a queen?
Do you really think it's acceptable to criticise the beliefs and traditions of the largest faith group in the world, particularly as that criticism appears to be based on ignorance?
Why should there be an Archbisop of Canterbury, or mullahs, chief rabbis or indeed, why a queen?
Do you really think it's acceptable to criticise the beliefs and traditions of the largest faith group in the world, particularly as that criticism appears to be based on ignorance?
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#47
(Original post by Tek)
Just where is the Pope mentioned in the Bible?
Just where is the Pope mentioned in the Bible?
I know you're Jewish Tek and consequently do not believe that Christ is the Son of God, but I would remind you that in the New Testament (Gospels) the pope is very definately mentioned!
"Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church, and to thee I will give the keys of the kingdom of Heaven"
Yes, St. Peter was the first Pope!
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#48
(Original post by Unregistered11)
I can't see what that's got to do with having the Pope as the leader on earth of Christ's church.
I know you're Jewish Tek and consequently do not believe that Christ is the Son of God, but I would remind you that in the New Testament (Gospels) the pope is very definately mentioned!
"Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church, and to thee I will give the keys of the kingdom of Heaven"
Yes, St. Peter was the first Pope!
I can't see what that's got to do with having the Pope as the leader on earth of Christ's church.
I know you're Jewish Tek and consequently do not believe that Christ is the Son of God, but I would remind you that in the New Testament (Gospels) the pope is very definately mentioned!
"Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church, and to thee I will give the keys of the kingdom of Heaven"
Yes, St. Peter was the first Pope!
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#49
(Original post by Unregistered)
Most of them are paedophiles anyway.
Most of them are paedophiles anyway.
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#50
(Original post by Tek)
Not what Martin Luther thought though, was it?
Not what Martin Luther thought though, was it?
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#51
(Original post by Tek)
Not what Martin Luther thought though, was it?
Not what Martin Luther thought though, was it?
He also believed that the Messiah had been and gone but I don't see you adopting that line of thought!
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#52
(Original post by Unregistered)
That in itself is a generalisation.
That in itself is a generalisation.
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#53
(Original post by Unregistered11)
Suppose he thought he was St Peter maybe - reincarnated!
Suppose he thought he was St Peter maybe - reincarnated!
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#54
im sure plenty of english people go to church same as americans...plenty of kids go against their will because most are baptised like months after their born so dont get a lot of say in what religion there in, if a religion at all...
im one of the lucky ones, im baptised catholic but i can choose wether i want to go or not...irrelevant but i choose not to
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im one of the lucky ones, im baptised catholic but i can choose wether i want to go or not...irrelevant but i choose not to
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#55
(Original post by leroylina)
my family is catholic too but i haven´t been to church in a really long time. i don´t like priests and their ideals, i don´t believe in the pope either.
my family is catholic too but i haven´t been to church in a really long time. i don´t like priests and their ideals, i don´t believe in the pope either.
I'm confused, you don't believe he exists, or you don't follow him, I would guess, already?
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