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Pope says Catholics, Lutherans must ask pardon for harming one another:
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You’re adorableI’ve never been harmed by a Lutheran. I’m pretty sure at least. I don’t think I’ve harmed a Lutheran either. If I did, I’m very sorry.![]()
Well, there was the Thirty Years War, for one thing. Lots of harm done to both by both. I expect that’s the sort of thing the Pope was talking about.My cousin is a Lutheran. I’m going to call her and tell her I’m sorry. Just kidding, but what did we do to Lutherans? Sorry to show my ignorance…
I wasn’t in that war. Am I supposed to apologize on behalf of someone else?Well, there was the Thirty Years War, for one thing. Lots of harm done to both by both. I expect that’s the sort of thing the Pope was talking about.
What are you even talking about? Can you ever just post on the topic without taking a shot at actual Catholics, all the while rolling your eyes? Not to mention, the people who have angst with the more conservative Evangelicals are the regressive (dare I say, Liberal) Catholics who they disagree with on every major social issue. I may differ from them in my theological beliefs, but their morality is generally much closer to the truth than regressive Catholic beliefs.The animosity between traditionalist Catholics and evangelical Lutherans/protestants make no sense to me. Both groups support the same conservative social policies and complain non-stop about “Christianity in the West is coming to a close.” Shouldn’t they be allies?![]()
Pope Francis was speaking to Catholics (not “traditionalists”). If you aren’t one, then he wasn’t referring to you. Otherwise, he was talking to all of us. He was also speaking to Lutherans, but it is obvious from the other comments in this speech and other recent speeches that he was speaking to all Christians. Again, if you aren’t a Christian, he wasn’t referring to you.The animosity between traditionalist Catholics and evangelical Lutherans/protestants make no sense to me. Both groups support the same conservative social policies and complain non-stop about “Christianity in the West is coming to a close.” Shouldn’t they be allies?![]()
Bingo.What are you even talking about? Can you ever just post on the topic without taking a shot at actual Catholics, all the while rolling your eyes? Not to mention, the people who have angst with the more conservative Evangelicals are the regressive (dare I say, Liberal) Catholics who they disagree with on every major social issue. I may differ from them in my theological beliefs, but their morality is generally much closer to the truth than regressive Catholic beliefs.
Back to the topic, my bad, Martin Luther, my bad.
I’m not sure the Pope had you, particularly, in mind. I took it that his purpose was greatly more general than that, and referred to current animosities that have ancient origins.I wasn’t in that war. Am I supposed to apologize on behalf of someone else?
Easy fix…we apologize for our harassment, Luv ya, mean it!Pope says Catholics, Lutherans must ask pardon for harming one another:
bit.ly/1cU3GsM
I really appreciate this fine tuning of the approach initiated by John Paul II.Pope says Catholics, Lutherans must ask pardon for harming one another:
bit.ly/1cU3GsM
Proper Catholic Christianity is doing just fine. Last I saw, the Church grew on all six major continents, including Europe.The animosity between traditionalist Catholics and evangelical Lutherans/protestants make no sense to me. Both groups support the same conservative social policies and complain non-stop about “Christianity in the West is coming to a close.” Shouldn’t they be allies?![]()
No, and I don’t advise doing that. That PC nonsense needs to stop.I wasn’t in that war. Am I supposed to apologize on behalf of someone else?