Pope criticizes nations calling for peace but supply arms to groups in Syria

[Book of Jeremiah]

The Protestants were just as bad.

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"Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it."

Winston Churchill​

What´s your point?

Watch the video in its entirety. You will see my point, Bleipriester.

 

[Meriweather]

That is not at all what he said, Meriweather.

He said this:

"We are followers of Jesus Christ and his life, humanly speaking ended in failure, the failure of the cross" - Pope Francis

Key words highlighted in red. What did he mean by this?

 

[Penelope]

That is not at all what he said, Meriweather.

He said this:

"We are followers of Jesus Christ and his life, humanly speaking ended in failure, the failure of the cross" - Pope Francis

Key words highlighted in red. What did he mean by this?

this is what I found:

In Jesus’ day, people expected the Messiah to lead a triumphant rebellion against the Romans, restore political independence to Israel, and reign in Jerusalem as a Davidic king.

Jesus didn’t do any of those things.

Instead, the Romans killed him, and they did so in a particularly painful and humiliating way. His followers were scattered and took to meeting in secret after his crucifixion.

From the perspective of most people of the day, based on their expectations of what the Messiah would do, he looked like a failed political revolutionary.

Did Pope Francis Really Say Jesus Was a Failure?

 

[Penelope]

"No, Pope Francis is not a heretic."

He's a Heretic, making comments such as The Bible is just a book, God couldn't work miracles, Athiests can go to Heaven and alluding to Jesus Christ being a failure, are all Heretical statements.

This isn't about Syria, this is about Francis and his anti-Christian direction, he even likened ISIS to Jesus Christ's Disciples spreading the word.

Let's not overlook the points Pope Francis is trying to get across to people. The Bible is just a book until individuals put its teachings into practice and make it come alive. This book tells us that Jesus couldn't work miracles in his home town because of their lack of faith. When Rome succeeded in putting Jesus to death, in the eyes of the world it seemed Jesus had failed. At the very least, we can keep the Pope's words in proper context.

That is not at all what he said, Meriweather.

He said this:

"We are followers of Jesus Christ and his life, humanly speaking ended in failure, the failure of the cross" - Pope Francis


Published on Sep 28, 2015

Heretic Pope Francis Says Death Of Jesus Was Failure Of The Cross


A Woman Rides the Beast - The Catholic Church and the Last Days - Dave Hunt (Documentary)

Video exposes Pope Francis as a false teacher.


Pope Francis is a false prophet / false teacher and those who follow him will find themselves in hell one day.

Taken out of context. He was a failed jewish rebel, which is good.

 

[Meriweather]

That is not at all what he said, Meriweather.

He said this:

"We are followers of Jesus Christ and his life, humanly speaking ended in failure, the failure of the cross" - Pope Francis

Key words highlighted in red. What did he mean by this?

this is what I found:

In Jesus’ day, people expected the Messiah to lead a triumphant rebellion against the Romans, restore political independence to Israel, and reign in Jerusalem as a Davidic king.

Jesus didn’t do any of those things.

Instead, the Romans killed him, and they did so in a particularly painful and humiliating way. His followers were scattered and took to meeting in secret after his crucifixion.

From the perspective of most people of the day, based on their expectations of what the Messiah would do, he looked like a failed political revolutionary.

Did Pope Francis Really Say Jesus Was a Failure?

Yes. That was Pope Francis' point.

 

[OZman]

That is not at all what he said, Meriweather.

He said this:

"We are followers of Jesus Christ and his life, humanly speaking ended in failure, the failure of the cross" - Pope Francis

Key words highlighted in red. What did he mean by this?

this is what I found:

In Jesus’ day, people expected the Messiah to lead a triumphant rebellion against the Romans, restore political independence to Israel, and reign in Jerusalem as a Davidic king.

Jesus didn’t do any of those things.

Instead, the Romans killed him, and they did so in a particularly painful and humiliating way. His followers were scattered and took to meeting in secret after his crucifixion.

From the perspective of most people of the day, based on their expectations of what the Messiah would do, he looked like a failed political revolutionary.

Did Pope Francis Really Say Jesus Was a Failure?

Yes. That was Pope Francis' point.

No doubt his point came from formal study, and not a Jack Chick comic book.