Pope charged with crimes against humanity

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I actually agree with the last one. You aren't asked if you want to be baptised and it is irreversible.

In the case of a life or death scenario I can understand why the autonomy of the child needs to be overridden but there is no real benefit to baptising children sooner rather than later when they're able to make the choice for themselves.
 
He looks exactly like Emperor Palpatine.

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Hohoho

Never come across a more idiotic bunch of twits in my life.

Christian Sailer and Gert-Joachim Hetzel belong to the “Universal Life” sect. They are a religious group that follows the teachings of self-proclaimed prophet Gabriele Wittek, who claims to receive messages directly from Jesus Christ.

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Well the pope can do the whole divine proclamation thing which pretty much means he speaks for old JC... I can't really decide which one is wackier.
The Pope does no such things as divine proclamation. Where do you get this from?

Mmm, probably cults with no real history of good works? The Bible, which is the most comprehensive work on the issue, debatably gives authority to the church. I doubt you will find many large Christian denominations supporting the idea, based upon scripture, that prophets would be receiving messages from Christ or other spiritual beings.

Considering that Universal Life claimed contact with an alien from outer space named Mairadi, I would have to say that Universal life is the more wacky of the two, no? :D

See the also Branch Davidians, Seventh day Adventists or Mooneys.
 
The Pope does no such things as divine proclamation. Where do you get this from?
Wikipedia:
Papal infallibility is the dogma in Roman Catholic theology that, by action of the Holy Spirit, the Pope is preserved from even the possibility of error when he solemnly declares or promulgates to the universal Church a dogmatic teaching on faith as being contained in divine revelation, or at least being intimately connected to divine revelation.

I get it from pretty much any reference to Papal infallibility you're ever going to find.
 
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If you have AIDS and you wife does not, the pope believes it is still better for you NOT to use a condom, as condoms "kill" unborn babies, in a sense (preventing life)

although, giving your wife a death sentence, means nothing to him.
 
If you have AIDS and you wife does not, the pope believes it is still better for you NOT to use a condom, as condoms "kill" unborn babies, in a sense (preventing life)

although, giving your wife a death sentence, means nothing to him.

No the pope doesn't believe that. God told him that through divine revelation. :p
 
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