The Blasphemous Pope Francis

Started by DeviantDefiance3 pages

The Blasphemous Pope Francis

This thread is to talk of Pope Francis's radical anti-Christian views and his goal to turn Catholicism into a blasphemous sanctuary religion, accepting all modern "politically correct" views.

Werent' the Catholics all ready kind of doing that themselves before Francis?

Yeah, but Francis was the first Pope to start saying gay marriage is "okay" and said hell didn't exist.

Can you provide a video or reliable quote of him saying hell doesn't exist?

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Can you provide a video or reliable quote of him saying hell doesn't exist?
https://www.ncronline.org/news/opinion/signs-times/pope-francis-and-hell

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/30/world/europe/pope-francis-hell-scalfari.amp.html&ved=2ahUKEwi9wcPGkM7eAhUFBHwKHVHwABgQFjABegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw3SX0A_gAJ8Kqf0Yf5wNghW&ampcf=1

This explains it, basically the Vatican was quick to cover it up. The say in his defense that it was a private conversation, but it still weird to say that despite of his views and talks about hell before then.

Sorry, Lumine, didn't see you responded first.

Originally posted by DeviantDefiance
Sorry, Lumine, didn't see you responded first.
My link supports Francis believing in a hell unlike yours.

TBH that used to be more of a debate in the days of the earlier church apparently, between Hell (mainstream now), annihilationism (those unworthy of heaven just die), and universal reconciliation (errbody gets into Heaven).

Originally posted by Lumine
My link supports Francis believing in a hell unlike yours.

I tried to find a neutral one

Originally posted by Emperordmb
TBH that used to be more of a debate in the days of the earlier church apparently, between Hell (mainstream now), annihilationism (those unworthy of heaven just die), and universal reconciliation (errbody gets into Heaven).

A lot of Christians now still don't believe in Satan either.

But in both Protestantism and Catholicism, hell is a common theme

Originally posted by DeviantDefiance
I tried to find a neutral one
in that case you did ok.

Thank you

That article flat out says the journalist didn't take notes and considers his meetings with the pope a "chat". And quote: "The pope, in fact, has often talked about hell as a very real final destination for the wicked, and the Vatican made clear that the “literal words pronounced by the pope are not quoted” and that “no quotation of the article should be considered as a faithful transcription of the words of the Holy Father.”[

So he believes in hell.

I'd respect him more if he didn't tbh.

I'd respect him more if he dismantled the See and declared the Church officially done.

the See?

The Holy See. It's finna lit.

Speaking as a nondenominational Christian, I find the contrast between Catholicism and Protestantism rather interesting. I'm not a fan of the centralized power in Catholicism which has a tendency towards corruption, but at the same time there's a certain ritualistic discipline to Catholicism I deeply admire. I think something like confession for example is actually a very good practice (despite its historic abuse at some points in history where people would pay for pardons from God, forget what exactly it was called).