Is Pope Francis a Pagan? Is Pope Francis a Pagan? Dr. Peter Jones, an English-born Presbyterian pastor in the U.S., has criticized Pope Francis’ assurance to a homosexual that – quote - “God made you …More
Is Pope Francis a Pagan?
Is Pope Francis a Pagan?
Dr. Peter Jones, an English-born Presbyterian pastor in the U.S., has criticized Pope Francis’ assurance to a homosexual that – quote - “God made you that way”. For Jones such remarks cannot be explained as simple pastoral concern overriding petty doctrinal judgment. Quote, “This statement compromises the history of Catholic teaching.”
Francis Makes God the Author of Sexual Distortion
Dr Jones points out that Francis’ comment not only denies the teaching of all previous popes, but attacks God the Creator, making Him the author of sexual distortion, of sinful rebellion and of moral “abomination” according to Leviticus 18:22.
Why Did Francis Not Defend the Defenseless?
In his article, Jones also wonders why the Pope, who constantly attacks wealthy landlords, commercial speculators, and environmental polluters, did not launch a vigorous and heartfelt appeal to the Catholic country of Ireland prior to the vote legalizing abortion. Is he not …More
Is Pope Francis a Pagan?
Dr. Peter Jones, an English-born Presbyterian pastor in the U.S., has criticized Pope Francis’ assurance to a homosexual that – quote - “God made you that way”. For Jones such remarks cannot be explained as simple pastoral concern overriding petty doctrinal judgment. Quote, “This statement compromises the history of Catholic teaching.”
Francis Makes God the Author of Sexual Distortion
Dr Jones points out that Francis’ comment not only denies the teaching of all previous popes, but attacks God the Creator, making Him the author of sexual distortion, of sinful rebellion and of moral “abomination” according to Leviticus 18:22.
Why Did Francis Not Defend the Defenseless?
In his article, Jones also wonders why the Pope, who constantly attacks wealthy landlords, commercial speculators, and environmental polluters, did not launch a vigorous and heartfelt appeal to the Catholic country of Ireland prior to the vote legalizing abortion. Is he not …More
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Dr. Peter Jones would make a much better Pope than Mr. clown Jorge!
The brilliance, insightfulness and keen analysis of this post is something extraordinary. 
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Dr. Peter Jones would make a much better Pope than Mr. clown Jorge!
The brilliance, insightfulness and keen analysis of this post is something extraordinary.
The brilliance, insightfulness and keen analysis of this post is something extraordinary.
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Dr. Peter Jones would make a much better Pope than Mr. clown Jorge!
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Is the Pope Catholic?
Hearsay cannot be used as evidence at trial.
www.law.cornell.edu/wex/evidence
For example, suppose that a witness stopped at the scene of a car crash. At the crash site, an injured driver stumbled up to her and said "Martians caused the accident!" Because of the hearsay rule, the statement cannot be used as evidence that Martians caused the accident. It could, however, be used …More
Is the Pope Catholic?
Hearsay cannot be used as evidence at trial.
www.law.cornell.edu/wex/evidence
For example, suppose that a witness stopped at the scene of a car crash. At the crash site, an injured driver stumbled up to her and said "Martians caused the accident!" Because of the hearsay rule, the statement cannot be used as evidence that Martians caused the accident. It could, however, be used as evidence that the injured driver was capable of speech after the crash. The rule would also bar the testimony if the injured driver scribbled his message on a scrap of paper and handed it to the witness. In general, the hearsay rule is motivated by a belief that hearsay is unreliable.
Now to the pope. A Chilean survivor of clerical sex abuse , Juan Carlos Cruz, has said that Pope Francis told him in April 2018, at a private meeting, that God had made him gay and that both God and the pontiff loved him that way. However, Cruz’ story is hearsay and therefore unreliable.
Add to that, the “Who am I to judge,” remark which earlier led to celebration among liberals and distress among conservatives. His reported remark to Cruz contributed to the debate over whether Francis believes homosexuality is a choice. Given the Pope’s history of blunders, hearsay is still hearsay and cannot absolutely be trusted now or at any other time.
In spite of Francis’ own failure to clarify his supposed remarks and since the Vatican has not offered any clarification, the essential point to remember is that Francis’ comments allegedly made to Cruz are definitely hearsay. Yet, the homo gang on the left praise the “New Catholic Teaching” and those on the right, including the author of this article Dr. Peter Jones, want to criticize Francis even further.
The Catechism states that people with “homosexual tendencies” “must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity,” but it also calls a “deep-seated” homosexual inclination and its acts “intrinsically disordered” and “contrary to the natural law.”
I’ll trust the Catechism long before I ever trust hearsay “evidence” or agenda driven articles written by agenda driven Presbyterian pastors.
Hearsay cannot be used as evidence at trial.
www.law.cornell.edu/wex/evidence
For example, suppose that a witness stopped at the scene of a car crash. At the crash site, an injured driver stumbled up to her and said "Martians caused the accident!" Because of the hearsay rule, the statement cannot be used as evidence that Martians caused the accident. It could, however, be used as evidence that the injured driver was capable of speech after the crash. The rule would also bar the testimony if the injured driver scribbled his message on a scrap of paper and handed it to the witness. In general, the hearsay rule is motivated by a belief that hearsay is unreliable.
Now to the pope. A Chilean survivor of clerical sex abuse , Juan Carlos Cruz, has said that Pope Francis told him in April 2018, at a private meeting, that God had made him gay and that both God and the pontiff loved him that way. However, Cruz’ story is hearsay and therefore unreliable.
Add to that, the “Who am I to judge,” remark which earlier led to celebration among liberals and distress among conservatives. His reported remark to Cruz contributed to the debate over whether Francis believes homosexuality is a choice. Given the Pope’s history of blunders, hearsay is still hearsay and cannot absolutely be trusted now or at any other time.
In spite of Francis’ own failure to clarify his supposed remarks and since the Vatican has not offered any clarification, the essential point to remember is that Francis’ comments allegedly made to Cruz are definitely hearsay. Yet, the homo gang on the left praise the “New Catholic Teaching” and those on the right, including the author of this article Dr. Peter Jones, want to criticize Francis even further.
The Catechism states that people with “homosexual tendencies” “must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity,” but it also calls a “deep-seated” homosexual inclination and its acts “intrinsically disordered” and “contrary to the natural law.”
I’ll trust the Catechism long before I ever trust hearsay “evidence” or agenda driven articles written by agenda driven Presbyterian pastors.
Well most protestants know about the bible a bit and it is a shame when they have to lecture the so call "pope" on sound doctrine... and we know that by his behavior alone paganism would be a small thing, we must ask... is pope Francis a freemason? Think about it, Cardenal Maria Martini was a free mason (italian logia), part of the St Galle mafia and basically he spoke when alive, the same beautiful …More
Well most protestants know about the bible a bit and it is a shame when they have to lecture the so call "pope" on sound doctrine... and we know that by his behavior alone paganism would be a small thing, we must ask... is pope Francis a freemason? Think about it, Cardenal Maria Martini was a free mason (italian logia), part of the St Galle mafia and basically he spoke when alive, the same beautiful language as Francis did in Evangelii Gaudium, they both said "Eucharist is not for the perfect but for the weak", actually the Eucharist is FOR the perfect as those with true repentance and the will to change finds state of grace.
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Dr. Jones is right, except he is out of the Church and also it is very sad that a protestant is lecturing the pope...
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