To The Catholic Conservatives About the Pope...

[CMike]

What do you think about his leftist public opinions?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The Pope gives me pause....

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

His leftist ideas are disappointing.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

He's no Pope John Paul, that's for sure

 

[CMike]

The Pope gives me pause....

I am unclear what you mean?

 

[UllysesS.Archer]

Isn't a conservative Catholic an oxymoron?

 

[Blackrook]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The Pope gives me pause....

I am unclear what you mean?

I'm a practicing Catholic and some of the things the Pope says and does gives me pause. I think his heart is in the right place but I also think he's making some comments that go against the Church and God. As for that globull warming nonsense? I still haven't figured out why he decided to weigh in on that

 

[CMike]

Isn't a conservative Catholic an oxymoron?

No

 

[UllysesS.Archer]

Isn't a conservative Catholic an oxymoron?

No

So, is Christian Catholic an oxymoron?

 

[UllysesS.Archer]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

He reminds me of the fictitious pope Peter the 2nd in the Left Behind books. In the sense that he is very worried about being politically correct.

But, I've never understood why Catholics seem to believe they need a human mediator between them and God, when if they read the Bible, they would see that Jesus became that mediator, and they can pray to Him directly, and no contrition is required.

 

[BlackFlag]

What do you think about his leftist public opinions?

He is very accepting of people. Instead of preaching hatred, he preaches understanding. It's a welcome change from the type of extremely negative rhetoric that has dominated the language of Christianity the las couple of decades.

 

[BlackFlag]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

He reminds me of the fictitious pope Peter the 2nd in the Left Behind books. In the sense that he is very worried about being politically correct.

But, I've never understood why Catholics seem to believe they need a human mediator between them and God, when if they read the Bible, they would see that Jesus became that mediator, and they can pray to Him directly, and no contrition is required.

Of all the things asked of you to believe as a Christian, THAT'S what gives you pause?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

He reminds me of the fictitious pope Peter the 2nd in the Left Behind books. In the sense that he is very worried about being politically correct.

But, I've never understood why Catholics seem to believe they need a human mediator between them and God, when if they read the Bible, they would see that Jesus became that mediator, and they can pray to Him directly, and no contrition is required.

Of all the things asked of you to believe as a Christian, THAT'S what gives you pause?

I said the Pope gives me pause. Keep up.

 

[BlackFlag]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

He reminds me of the fictitious pope Peter the 2nd in the Left Behind books. In the sense that he is very worried about being politically correct.

But, I've never understood why Catholics seem to believe they need a human mediator between them and God, when if they read the Bible, they would see that Jesus became that mediator, and they can pray to Him directly, and no contrition is required.

Of all the things asked of you to believe as a Christian, THAT'S what gives you pause?

I said the Pope gives me pause. Keep up.

Uh, wasn't talking to you.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

We've had bad Popes before, and somehow the Church survived.

He reminds me of the fictitious pope Peter the 2nd in the Left Behind books. In the sense that he is very worried about being politically correct.

But, I've never understood why Catholics seem to believe they need a human mediator between them and God, when if they read the Bible, they would see that Jesus became that mediator, and they can pray to Him directly, and no contrition is required.

Of all the things asked of you to believe as a Christian, THAT'S what gives you pause?

I said the Pope gives me pause. Keep up.

Uh, wasn't talking to you.

My apologies

 

[SillyWabbit]

The Pope gives me pause....

I am unclear what you mean?

I'm a practicing Catholic and some of the things the Pope says and does gives me pause. I think his heart is in the right place but I also think he's making some comments that go against the Church and God. As for that globull warming nonsense? I still haven't figured out why he decided to weigh in on that

He's the voice of God on Earth. Is he not?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The Pope gives me pause....

I am unclear what you mean?

I'm a practicing Catholic and some of the things the Pope says and does gives me pause. I think his heart is in the right place but I also think he's making some comments that go against the Church and God. As for that globull warming nonsense? I still haven't figured out why he decided to weigh in on that

He's the voice of God on Earth. Is he not?

I myself believe don't believe in the infallibility of the Pope. The Pope isn't perfect and all he says doesn't come from God, and not all he says is infallible

 

[UllysesS.Archer]

What do you think about his leftist public opinions?

He is very accepting of people. Instead of preaching hatred, he preaches understanding. It's a welcome change from the type of extremely negative rhetoric that has dominated the language of Christianity the las couple of decades.

Don't confuse Catholicism with Christianity. Christianity is predominately protestant.

 

[BlackFlag]

What do you think about his leftist public opinions?

He is very accepting of people. Instead of preaching hatred, he preaches understanding. It's a welcome change from the type of extremely negative rhetoric that has dominated the language of Christianity the las couple of decades.

Don't confuse Catholicism with Christianity. Christianity is predominately protestant.

Most of the extremely negative rhetoric has come from protestants. And there are more Catholics in the world than Protestants btw.