k Warren teaming up with Syria, The Pope with Iran… what could go wrong?

RightWinged on December 27, 2006 at 5:21 P

What could go wrong?………………………Perhaps next……….Obama and Hillary – “Late and Great in ’08″?

Who knows?

Great post, though, as was this:

but people having a problem with the Pope and/or Catholic Church has nothing to do with anyone’s belief in God. I know the Catholic Church often becomes “God” to Catholics and it’s tough to separate the two, but wake up dude, your comment is ridiculous and doesn’t make sense.

RightWinged on December 27, 2006 at 7:29 PM

On track – so often people want to play the “my God’s better, bigger, etc.. than yours” game.

It probably amuses God to see how little we get it after all this time………………………or perhaps not.

I know the Catholic Church often becomes “God” to Catholics

I bet you’ve never talked to a Catholic about religon before. I’d also bet that you’ve heard quite a bit about Catholics, but not from Catholics themselves.

There seems to be a whole lot of “My Christian God’s better than your Christian God” going on here. Yeah, like we need more religous intolerance in this world today.

Islamic media has nothing at all to gain by misrepresenting
any facts, have they? [breet... breet]. And the mainstream media will do all it can to correct any mistakes, right? [breeet...]

B16 is nobody’s fool – stay tuned.

…[P]ublic rhetoric is critical, too. At some point we have to face down a culture in which not only the mob in the street but the highest judges and academics talk like crazies. Abdul Rahman embodies the question at the heart of this struggle: if Islam is a religion one can only convert to not from, then in the long run it is a threat to every free person on the planet.

The Chicago Sun-Times, March 26th

William

geesh … you have to keep explaining these things over and over again to these old duffers.

And to call himself the point man or the MEDIATOR between God and Us is BLASPHEMY

Where has the Pope called himself that?

Thanks, Soothsayer, for the implicit advice, but no thanks. I do appreciate your point about biblical illiteracy, though.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has sent a message to Pope Benedict XVI urging greater understanding between religions.

Greater understanding = bow to us or be beheaded

Let’s do a little word substitution with your post, ok?

“the Pope has fallen all over himself to say that he ‘respects’ Judiasm. How can a true Christian respect a religion that denies Jesus is the Son of God?”

Fallacy #1, then, is your quibble over respect. Look, even if the man professed his enduring hatrid of Islam, he’d still have to “respect” the fact that it’s been around for 1,400 years. There’s plenty of things to “respect” about Islam even if you hate it and think it’s an evil religion.

Fallacy #2 is your assumption that Benedict doesn’t “believe” or is not a “true Christian” and that he’s a “dhimmi.” Sheesh. Do I even have to go here?

Apparently, some people just must bash the Pope.

PS: Allahpundit, I’d think that a fix to the title of this post is in order, something along the lines like “as claimed by Iranian MSM.” Absent that, it’s just going to be more Catholic/Pope bashing.

Benedict is a dhimmi. There is no compromise between Yahweh and Allah. You believe in one or the other, but the two are not the same. Benedict needs to repent and believe.

Obviously you’re a bigot. Please go away. Thanks.

1 Timothy 2:5,6
5. For there is one God, AND ONE MEDIATOR between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; ( not a man in a pointy hat!)
6.Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.

For all of you who have suffered under his delusion for years, like I myself who grew up going to Catholic church, read the NEW TESTAMENT for yourself! The degree to which Catholicism takes hold in a community is exponentiallly dispositive of their BIBLICAL ILLITERACY.