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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Amen
What? I know the year of mercy is coming to an end and he wants the church to be more inclusive but if you don’t have to believe what’s the point.
Oh yeah that’s it, I wasn’t gullible enough to believe in your magic sky wizard, but heaven, yeah I totally believe that’s legit. ROFL
Jist lost my respect
He is obviously an idiot.
In holding to the truth that God is “everywhere”,even in the hearts and minds of “unbelievers” due to their own culture,being that super part of their ego or conscious that makes them strive to do good,then who are we to judge just how God reveals Himself to that soul,even to that last two seconds of an earthly life?……but what a tragedy to miss the joy of Christ’s mercy!
Really that’s not what the Bible says
The church is run by man, you fool!
What an idiot, you must accept God as your savior!
Heaven for lack of a better term is probably in another dimention of existance from our mortal perspective we will never fully know it unless we go there but i do believe in it’s existance and that all intuitive knowledge flows from it!!!
This old fart has lost it