Can you name me ONE POPE who opposed the Burning of heretics

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As someone who always asks myself “Why isn’t there more humor on these kinds of forums?” it seems that I have a duty to try … though unfortunately I’ll probably never get it without a really good hint, and maybe not even then. 😊
 
Those of us in NA, which was the Native happy-hunting ground at the time, often ignore the long historical footprint of that period.

I mean, around here, we still think a human lifetime is a historically-significant duration…

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When we lived in America, a friend of mine was really happy because it was the couple of hundredth anniversary of her hometown - I pointed out that the school I’d gone to was a lot older than that, as had been most of the teachers. 😉
 
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Since I don’t know you all that well, I should clarify that I’m not a hard-nosed using-words-correctly all-the-time type. (I don’t particularly mind when people call something in real life “ironic”, provided it’s something that would be ironic if it happened in a play. But that’s a whole other can of worms.) But I just couldn’t resist making light of a doctrine being “physically” changed. :cool:

In seriousness, I’m a little surprised that you didn’t use the usual term “official” … although simultaneously admire you for not doing so, considering the usual problems that come along with it.
I have to admit that when I saw your post, I immediately thought of this thread in The Clubhouse Forum, “Tempting Thread Titles for Those With A Warped Sense of Humor #2” :rotfl:
 
From a Protestant

Can you name me ONE POPE who opposed the Burning of heretics under Bloody Mary’s Reign? Where was the outspoken outrage from the Church of Rome?
No heretics were ever burned in Rome.
 
From a Protestant

Can you name me ONE POPE who opposed the Burning of heretics under Bloody Mary’s Reign? Where was the outspoken outrage from the Church of Rome?
Sure, the one who put an end to it.
 
When are we going to learn that we cannot view history based on current sensitivities. All historical events must be considered in light of the religious, civil and geopolitical circumstances, beliefs and practices common to that particular era.
 
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