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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You are so mistaken
Victor Robles
The present pope keeps pushing the envelope . He is a sympathizer of the homosexual life style . Now he is advocating you don’t have to believe in God to go to heaven . When it was God who sent his son Jesus to earth to save all us .Time to repent pope Gregorio , before you find yourself on the other side and you can’t come back to the land of the living .
The Bible says there’s a special place in hell for those who lead the flock astray.
Got news for him!
Were did this gye come from, hell?
The Pope is only a man, not a god! God will judge on judgement day!
Guess that makes the Pope irrelevant
Kathleen CK Healey
This is an old “the pope is a heretic that will welcome in all all things liberal” story that even sources The Tablet (the National Enquirer of British heretical catholic tabloids).
What the pope actually said was in line with age old Catholic teaching. While there is no salvation outside of Christ, God is omnipotent and only He can judge the state of someone’s soul.
I believe Pope Benedict said something similar.