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You would have to ask her that. She doesn't take her vagina to catholic mass these days, if that indicates anything.

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They should start naming popes after characters from The Cosby Show

Pope Theo I. Yeah dude. That Nigerian was a front-runner really late in the game, so maybe next time.

Charli: I don't think much will change in the Catholic church, seeing as this guy was one of JPII's chief advisors. Catholicism will continue to grow in third-world countries, and American Catholics will probably still be further divided. Outside of general Christian doctrine and the abortion issue, the Vatican doesn't have much in common with the American "religious right" (conventionally evangelicals). A lot of American Catholics are frustrated because neither party represents a consistent life ethic (abortion, death penalty, euthanasia, poverty assistance, et al.) Democrats have historically been closer, but Republicans have learned to play the abortion/Schiavo/gay-marriage cards pretty well recently.


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w00t! We gotz ourselves a real progressive. :roll:

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Catholics more than any other religion i can think of seem to openly make shit up as they go along.

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BJW: Maybe you should just get excommunicated. It sounds like fun and I bet all the cool kids are doing it.


I actually know someone who tried, and it's more hassle than you'd think. There's not, like, a form or something. I gather they think it's bad publicity (plus lots of manhours) to go through the formal process for every whiny malcontent out there.


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where's tommy's drunk pope picture?


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where's tommy's drunk pope picture?

Bring on Philip the Ino!!!!!!


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Joseph Ratzinger?

Whoa, he's come a long way from playing the postman on Cheers.


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BJW: Maybe you should just get excommunicated. It sounds like fun and I bet all the cool kids are doing it.


I actually know someone who tried, and it's more hassle than you'd think. There's not, like, a form or something. I gather they think it's bad publicity (plus lots of manhours) to go through the formal process for every whiny malcontent out there.


I would just make up some bullshit about the Earth revolving around the sun or some other utter nonsense.

But I'm not Catholic, nor is my mother's vagina.

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chase Wrote:
where's tommy's drunk pope picture?


man that pope put the fun in funeral

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where's tommy's drunk pope picture?


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And as an added bonus, Pope Filip the Ino doing a cannonball:
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Disagreements on music, movies and politics abound.

But one thing we can all agree on...

Goofing on the Catholic Church is fun, fun, fun!!


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loves me some fun with Popes!

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Dunno, the church's record in Europe in the 40's is suspect, this dude would have been right in the thick of it.


http://www.biographybase.com/biography/ ... oseph.html

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Born in Marktl am Inn, in Bavaria, Germany, Ratzinger entered a preparatory seminary in 1939. In 1943, at the age of 16 he was, along with the rest of his class, drafted into the Flak or anti-aircraft corps. He went into basic training for the Wehrmacht infantry in November of 1944. In 1945 he was interned in a POW camp as a German soldier. By June he was released, and he and his brother (Georg) reentered seminary. On June 29, 1951, he and his brother were ordained by Cardinal Faulhaber of Munich. His dissertation (1953) was on Saint Augustine, his Habilitationschrift (second dissertation) on Saint Bonaventure.


Ohh gooody.

I'm just curious, but how many people around here take the whole role of the Pope seriously? I mean, we're all pretty open-minded around here so I'm just curious if it's something that's huge for many that are here.

I'm in the camp where it doesn't make too much of a difference to me being that I'm not very religious. But I suppose if this dude is to be very old-school and can pull some influence with the religious right in this country then we could have some problems.


I care. I 'm a practicing catholic. One thing that should be noted. The Catholic Church is a large instinitution, and like all large instituitions it responds slowely, and usually only makes serious changes when it's forced to.

The pope has little to do witht he religious right.Traditionally Catholics have predominatly been democrats, but that has started to change over the issue of abortion. I think many Catholics would be fine if the Democratic Party left room for both in the party but that doesn't seem likely right now.

I would like to have seen a younger pope or a pope from Central America, but I hope that he was given this papacy for a reason.


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I would like to have seen a younger pope or a pope from Central America, but I hope that he was given this papacy for a reason.

I think there is some truth to the speculation that they would vote in an older man because his predecessor was just around too long.

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just so this issue can be quietly put to rest as regards God's new big guy on campus: forced military service does not a Nazi make. hell, volunteering to defend your country in 1944 still ain't quite the same thing as buying into the ideology and joining up with the fascists.

i know everyone was taught that "German" meant "Nazi" in school, but alas, life just ain't that black and white. that's not sarcasm, btw - that's the essence of what i was taught in high school, just as i know the Japs got what was coming to 'em in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, right?

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I am always reminded of the story in I believe the Great Shark Hunt, but it Might be Songs of the Doomes where Thompson and Steadman plan on spraypainting "FUCK THE POPE" on the side of the Australian boat in the America's Cup. Pretty much sums up how I feel.

If I had to pick one I'd be Catholic, because at least they are upfront about the fact that you have to give 'em your 10% to get into heaven. Protestants tell you Jesus Saves and then con you out of more money.

Kill Em All....Let God Sort Em Out :shock:

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I think alot gets mishandled, and mistaught. Moreover, I readily admit a lot of bad has been in the name of Catholicism. Still there alot good stuff that shouldn't be dismissed. For example, just think we're this country would have been in the especially in the early years without the hospitals, schools, and orphanages started by the Church.

Even today in my line of work (non-profits) it would be next to impossible to provide serivces to poor people if we didn't have churches and their facilities to get the those hard to reach communities together.

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i know everyone was taught that "German" meant "Nazi" in school, but alas, life just ain't that black and white. that's not sarcasm, btw - that's the essence of what i was taught in high school, just as i know the Japs got what was coming to 'em in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, right?
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Yup, and the Civil War was fought to free the slaves from those horrible southerners.

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This pope knows he's to have a short reign... part of the reason he chose Benedict as his name. Benedict XV was one of the shortests reigns in papal history.

Either way, Operation Fourth Reich is now in full swing.


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KPH Wrote:
i know everyone was taught that "German" meant "Nazi" in school, but alas, life just ain't that black and white. that's not sarcasm, btw - that's the essence of what i was taught in high school, just as i know the Japs got what was coming to 'em in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, right?
KPH

Yup, and the Civil War was fought to free the slaves from those horrible southerners.

Steve


Wow, that's interesting because my other supporting point was gonna be about how I learned that all y'all southerners were racist before 1964, but then the Civil Rights Act happened, MLK gave a speech, and we all became a racially harmonious country living happily ever after in Panavision.

I mean, duh, right?

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KPH Wrote:
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i know everyone was taught that "German" meant "Nazi" in school, but alas, life just ain't that black and white. that's not sarcasm, btw - that's the essence of what i was taught in high school, just as i know the Japs got what was coming to 'em in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, right?
KPH

Yup, and the Civil War was fought to free the slaves from those horrible southerners.

Steve


Wow, that's interesting because my other supporting point was gonna be about how I learned that all y'all southerners were racist before 1964, but then the Civil Rights Act happened, MLK gave a speech, and we all became a racially harmonious country living happily ever after in Panavision.

I mean, duh, right?

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I've been confused b/c I thought you were taught that we were still racist, and only don't act that way b/c northerners don't allow itl


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Some cut and paste paragraphs from the New York Daily News

It was Ratzinger who became a lightning rod among liberal Catholics for laying down the law against women priests, gay marriage, abortion and birth control.

So well that it earned Ratzinger the nickname, "Panzerkardinal."

Ratzinger is even more conservative than John Paul. And his out-of-the-blue denunciations of the Beatles in 1996 - a quarter century after they split up - and insistence that the rock band AC/DC's name meant "anti-Christ, death to Christ" cemented the impression among many young Catholics that Ratzinger was out-of-touch.

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haha, AC/DC and the Beatles are evil. Oh my, we are in for some good times.


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