Pope Francis is his own worst enemy. Remember when Vladimir Putin allegedly called out Jorge Bergoglio [the man roughly 1.2 billion Catholics naïvely call Pope Francis] as an imposter who doesn’t even bother to read his own Bible during an event at the Naval Cathedral of St. Nicholas in Kronstadt?
If you look around at what he (the Pope) says it’s clear that he is not a man of God. At least not the Christian God, not the God of the Bible.”
Well, it seems like Jorge Bergoglio took Vladimir Putin’s alleged advice to heart.
He placed Rules for Radicals back on the shelf and pulled out a freshly minted copy of the Good Book to do a little pursuing.
But, if Jorge Bergoglio’s latest proclamation is any sign of his tip-toeing into the immortal words of God, he didn’t find the Lord’s word suited to his political aspiration for “a new [earthly] political authority” to “save the world from unprecedented destruction”.
Continue to the next page to hear Jorge Bergoglio’s latest plans for distorting the scriptures and destroying the Catholic Church
He’s the antichrist !
Yes he is the worst
NOT HAPPEN STUPID
What is going on with this guy? John Wiemer
May God have mercy on what’s left his soal!
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Wow.
NEVER.
I don’t agree with his pronouncements but in this case the pope is right… The English translation of the Lord’s prayer is not accurate. The original Aramaic says, “Do not let us pass through the trial and separate us from the evil one,” Even in Spanish the words are, “No nos dejes caer en tentación,” which translates into, “Do not let us fall into temptation.” God would never lead us to temptation so asking him not too is a little foolish. Sadly, Jesus didn’t speak to his Apostles in English so we have to use the words he actually said, not what some translators in the 16th century said it was.
I don’t agree with his pronouncements but in this case the pope is right… The English translation of the Lord’s prayer is not accurate. The original Aramaic says, “Do not let us pass through the trial and separate us from the evil one,” Even in Spanish the words are, “No nos dejes caer en tentación,” which translates into, “Do not let us fall into temptation.” God would never lead us to temptation so asking him not too is a little foolish. Sadly, Jesus didn’t speak to his Apostles in English so we have to use the words he actually said, not what some translators in the 16th century said it was.