With all of the controversy that surrounds Pope Francis, there’s a growing weight in the minds of Christians and Catholics that he’s not the man many of them thought him to be.
And if the things he said before Congress today haven’t convinced you of this truth, his comments made during an interview with the founder of La Republica should be enough to sway your conscience. Apparently, non-believers will be forgiven by God if they follow their conscience.
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What is wrong with this IDIOT ?
What if one has a very lax conscience?Is one’s conscience a matter of just having one or trying to develop one to understand right and wrong? What if one’s conscience always assumes that there are no absolutes ? That one’s conscience is “relative” ,i.e., at times an action is right & other times wrong ? Whatever seems to be the most convenient.As long as one follows it, he will be okay…wow! If this is story is true, It certainly seems his comments are grist for the relativists, and thus a formula for chaos…He seems to want to make the Church more relevant to a secular world, calling it mercy…but I think he may succeed in making the Church more irrelevant to many Catholics with true consciences….likely, the paradoxical result of his comments…
What?
That’s not what God said and I think he’s still the Popes boss!
You are a idiot
Wow!!
What Bible does he read
WTF.
And, that’s why Martin Luther told them to stick it.
The pope is on dope.