In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
April 24, 2011 at 3:35 am in Grand Forks Herald
Pope Benedict XVI contrasted war and hunger with the joy of Easter Sunday and issued a ringing call for diplomacy to prevail over fighting in Libya, for nations to welcome refugees from conflict and for Middle East leaders to respect their citizens.
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He wasn’t diplomatic when he protected all the many many priests who left no child’s behind alone.
This guy (the pope) is a criminal.
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gba, what a lie. The Pope talks of peace and you immediately launch a bigoted attack. Pope Benedict has worked hard against homosexuality, which is what causes such abuse. I am sure you agree or do you not want to protect the children?
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Zardoz accuses GBA of lying. Readers can assess the truth of his statements by reading “The Case of the Pope: Vatican Accountability for Human Rights Abuses” by Geoffrey Robertson.
Robertson is a noted human rights attorney, and he documents his investigations very carefully.
Zardoz tells the truth when he writes “Pope Benedict has worked hard against homosexuality,” but he tells a bigoted falsehood with the follow-up: “which is what causes such abuse.” Thus, inadvertently, zardoz exposes the hatefulness of his theocratic zealotry.
Now, I wasn’t going to comment on this thread, but since zardoz exceeded even his usual levels of transubstantiation of the truth, I felt compelled to throw some rationality in front of his runaway dogma wagon.
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just, I don’t accuse him. He IS lying. Robertson is dead wrong and a bigot. The hatefulness here is toward Catholicism and the Pope, but that doesn’t bother you. I tell you the truth and you balk. Since we cracked down on homosexuality the number of new cases has fallen to almost nothing.
Even the Humanists think Robertson is wrong:
http://protectthepope.com/?p=1540
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Oh boy — a clash of sources! Zard’s choice lists Marx as a “freethinker” — so its credibility is unimpeachable!
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