Isn't, according to Catholics beliefs, the pope infallible? Is that not a core part of the religion that separates it from Protestants?
Are we about to witness a splitting of the Catholic church?
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Isn't, according to Catholics beliefs, the pope infallible? Is that not a core part of the religion that separates it from Protestants?
Are we about to witness a splitting of the Catholic church?
I mean, that's kind of why we have all the offshoots...
It kind of makes sense when you realize all the Abrahamic religions are just spun off some dude named Abraham's story about how an imaginary man in the sky commanded him to kill his brother, so he did. And then the voice said to kill his son, and he was gonna do it. But at the last second the voice said it was test. So clearly the voice is kind and should be worshipped.
Sometimes a new leader makes them less crazy, sometimes more crazy
But at a fundamental level the vast majority of western religion (like Middle East to West Coast North America) is based on some dude who listened to the voices inside his head to kill his family members 50% of the time.
It's all built on a flawed premise. So anything else can be rationalized.
Which is why most followers were either born into it, or joined in incredibly stressful/difficult times in their lives.
I found this comment quite insightful.
Abraham doesn't kill his brother in the Bible, just fyi. Googling it brings up zero relevant results so idk where that comes from. He did send his concubine and their mutual child into the wilderness after he knocked up someone else though, so still pretty shitty.
Only via ex cathedra i.e "from the chair." The catholic church has had an... interesting history when it comes to papal authority.
"Rules for thee and rules for me." They hate gays more now than they love gods representative they decided. This is the steadfast "truth" we should all rally around and tell women what they can do with their bodies, when they can't even follow their own rules.
Isn't there like twenty different sects of Catholicism already?
Catholicism is itself a sect of the larger religion of Christianity. But yes, apparently there is a new Christian derived sect every second bigger town.
Yeah, if the church wants to survive it'll have to adapt, but there are too many people who think the church never changes and that their angry childhood nun was the voice of god.
Aren't all Catholic bishops confused? Like, inherently? It's a prerequisite for the job.
They are playing to their people
I'm waiting for all the Trump-supporting Catholic Bishops in the U.S. to start their own American Catholic Church at this point.
I think is going to be hard nowadays when property rights are pretty stabilized. In ancient times a bishop deciding to go for his own would could have a chance to keep the real state and accounts of the church they administer, nowdays the Vatican could easily send their lawyers to whatever place is trying to independence and kick them off their land.
Just say the Vatican won't sweep their next homesexual pedo episode under the table, that'll bring them in line.
Ah the Kevin Spacey tactic
So… further proof of the cherry-picking of Christianity.
Why don't they go and fuck themselves?... Oh wait.
If any of you bothered to read the actual document, it says no blessing homosexual unions or anything that resembles them. The media is reporting everything way out of context and you are along for the ride.
Schism and Split! Let’s have multiple factions of Catholicism! Even multiple popes!
If we're going to be a Nation governed by the Bible doesn't that mean we have to listen to the Pope? Or do we pick and choose which parts of our religion we follow and kill the people who follow the Pope who sings the Word of God?