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Jeb Stuart Thurmond 10-22-2007 10:43 PM

11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
This is a post for collecting the 11 most henious crimes of the Catholic Church and it's "infallable" Popes. Instead of having these proofs of Catholic satanism scattered everywhere, let's gather them all in one post.

(In no particular order)

1. DRUG PUSHING

It is well known that Drug Lords are Catholic Evangelists. But it goes high up than that. Here is an example where the "Infallable" Pope endorsed a "tonic" made of wine and cocaine:

http://wings.buffalo.edu/aru/CocaPope.jpghttp://cocaine.org/cokepope.jpg

Here is a similar "Coca Wine Tonic":

http://wings.buffalo.edu/aru/maltine.jpg

The dosage indicated on the back of the bottle reads: "A wine glass full with, or immediately after, meals. Children in proportion."

That's right, the Coca-Wine industry recommended serving alcohol and cocaine to children: and the "infallible" Pope decided this sort of thing was worth awarding medals for.

Don't think this is a big deal? Remember, the Catholic Church wants everyone to drink their "Communion Wine", no questions asked, every Sunday. Ever wondered what they put in that "communion wine"?

2. Pagan Fish-God Worshipping

Take a look the head-dress worn by popes and bishops. The so-called mitre:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...h/fishhead.gif

It's easy to see - unless you're a Catholic of course - that the pope is wearing a fish-head at the top of his own. Obviously he thinks that two brains are better than one.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...h/fishead2.gif

The mitre is just one example of how all the trappings of the Catholic church are of PAGAN origin without any scriptural basis. The following picture is a stone relief showing a priest of the ancient fish-god Dagon. Yes, the same Dagon to whom the Philistines wanted to sacrifice Samson:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...ish/dagon2.jpg

It should be plain enough that the gaping fish-mouth has become the "horns" of today's mitre and that the rest of the fish became the pope's cloak.

Nevertheless, papists are heretics who have long ago embraced the FALSE theory of EVILUTION. They remain unconvinced unless they can be shown "transitional forms".

Well, it just so happens that I found a splendid picture of these "transitional forms" in Jesus's Weekly (Click here for a glorious copy).

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...ish/temp-1.jpg

As a True Christian™ I don't believe in EVILution, of course, since I've never seen a cat turn into a dog. But this is clearly a case of MICRO-evilution, where one slimy predator changes into another slimy predator.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...1149547852.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...1149547788.jpg http://i9.tinypic.com/33uantl.gif

3. Killing 60,000 kittens every year:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...26/wcat126.xml


Quote:

By Carmiola Ionescu, Sunday Telegraph

Last Updated: 1:42am BST 26/08/2007

Superstition blamed for killing thousands of black cats in Italy

A leading animal rights group has estimated that 60,000 black cats are killed every year by Italians who believe that they bring bad luck.

The Italian Association for the Protection of Animals and the Environment claims that some are also killed as part of black magic rituals.

While black cats are seen as being lucky in the UK, many people in Italy believe that if a black cat crosses their path it indicates the devil is present. The association calculated its figure from observations of the stray cat population and from monitoring of animal ownership registers. The group said it had evidence that thousands of black cats vanished or were found dead each year.

Across large parts of Europe, black cats have been associated with witchcraft since the Middle Ages and were said to be the favourite companions for witches.

Lorenzo Croce, the association's president, blamed the Church for spreading myths about the animals.

"The Catholic Church has perpetuated this idea for centuries and it is now deeply implanted in people's minds," he said.

"For centuries black cats were massacred at the order of priests."
http://grahammitchell.com/archives/pix/black_kitten.jpghttp://www.ispca.ie/photos/photos-aug/tippsmulley.jpghttp://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15.../WCB/wcb40.jpg
http://www.spacecoastfelinenetwork.c...kKittenWeb.jpghttp://hlperson.com/mt/archives/black_kitten.jpghttp://www.fortcampbellmwr.com/Anima...DSC_0297uu.jpg

See more enemies of the Catholic Church

4. Worshipping the Anti-Christ

"I am the LORD: that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another..." --God, Isaiah 42:8



"[W]e hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty." --POPE LEO XIII




"...I will be like the most High." --LUCIFER, ISAIAH 14:14


"To the question, 'Are there men of the curia who are followers of Satan?' Milingo responded, 'Certainly there are priests and bishops. I stop at this level of ecclesiastical hierarchy because I am an archbishop, higher than this I cannot go.' Milingo cited papal statements to back up his charges. 'Paul VI said that the smoke of Satan had entered into the Vatican.'"
-- Archbishop Milingo




7. Torture


8. Tolerating worship of false gods

http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/shiva.jpg

9. Sodomy

"Vicars of priests and seminary administrators who have been around awhile speak among themselves of the disproportionate number of gay men that populate our seminaries and presbytereates. They know that a proportionate number of gay priests and seminarians would fall between 5 and 10 percent. An NBC report on celibacy and the clergy found that 'anywhere from 20 percent to 58 percent of Catholic clergy have a homosexual orientation. Other studies find that approximately half of American priests and seminarians are homosexually oriented. Sociologist James G. Wolf in his book Gay Priests concluded that 48.5 percent of priests and 55.1 percent of seminarians were gay. The percentage appears to be highest among priests under forty years of age. Moreover, the percentage of gay men among religious congregations of priests is believed to be even higher.[The Changing Face of the Priesthood, Fr. Donald B. Cozzens; Copyright 2000 by the Order of St. Benedict]

10. Idolatry

http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/eucharis.jpg


11. MURDER/ABORTION

Time Magazine: Catholics murdered John Paul II!

From Vicars of Christ, by Peter De Rosa (former professor at the prestigious Gregorian University, in Rome):

"For fourteen hundred years until late in the nineteenth century, all Catholics, including the popes, took it for granted that the soul is not infused at conception. If the church was wholly opposed to abortion, as it was, it was not on the basis of the conceptus startingas a human being.

From the fifth century, the church accepted without question the primitive embryology of Aristotle. The embryo began as a non-human speck that was progressively animated. This speck had to evolve from vegetative, through animal to spiritual being. Only in its final stage was it a human being. This is why Gratian was able to say: `He is not a murderer who brings about abortion before the soul is in the body.'

The characteristics of the foetus were attributed solely to the father. It (and it was correct to refer to the embryo as `it') became human at forty days for the male and eighty days for the female. A female resulted, said Aquinas, from defective seed or from the fact that conception took place when a damp wind was blowing. It followed that to abort a foetus in the early stages of pregnancy was wrong, since it was the destruction of a potential human being. It was not murder, since it was not the killing of an actual human being.

In the fifteenth century, moralists began to ask whether it was not possible in certain circumstances to get rid of the foetus without fault. For example, when it results from rape or incest or even from adultery, thus threatening the husband's rights and the marriage itself. The same dilemma arose in the case of a mother whose health would be endangered if she had to bring a foetus to full term. Was it not a moral duty to save a human life at the expense of a non_human if potentially human life? Some of the (most prominent Catholic) theologians answered Yes.

Some went further. They said it was permissible to save a mother's life even after the foetus was humanized, that is, after the soul was infused...

...Gregory XIII (1572-85) said it was not homicide to kill an embryo of less than forty days since it was not human. Even after forty days, though it was homicide, it was not as serious as killing a person already born, since it was not done in hatred or revenge....

As late as the eighteenth century, the (Catholic) church's greatest moral theologian, St. Alfonsus Liguori, was still denying that the soul was infused at conception. Like Aquinas before him, he did not say direct abortion was right, but his view allowed a flexibility of approach to abortion, especially when the mother's life was in danger." (p. 375)

St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo (ca. 415 AD), one of the most influential of all Catholic theologians, persuaded early Church leaders that abortion should not be regarded 'as homicide, for there cannot be a living soul in a body that lacks sensation due to its not yet being formed.' He, and Thomas Aquinas after him, taught that the embryo does not acquire a human soul until the end of the first trimester. At the beginning of the 13th century Pope Innocent II proposed that 'quickening' (the time when the woman first feels the fetus move within her) should be the moment at which abortion becomes homicide. Abortions occurring prior to that moment constituted a less serious sin. Pope Gregory XIV 's declaration in 1591 that early abortion was not grounds for excommunication guided Church policy until 1869.

Pastor Isaac Peters 10-23-2007 04:34 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Why would His Unholiness have wanted to drug little children? Oh, never mind; I think I've figured it out. :bad:

Anyway, another sin of the Roman institution is its infatuation with the liberal notion of "social justice." The papists have twisted and cherry-picked Scripture to make Jesus sound like some sort of liberal do-gooder. Anyone who has actually read the Bible knows that Jesus preferred a Robb Report lifestyle for himself to charity for the poor:

John 12:1-8: Then Jesus six days before the passover came to Bethany, where Lazarus was which had been dead, whom he raised from the dead. There they made him a supper; and Martha served: but Lazarus was one of them that sat at the table with him. Then took Mary a pound of ointment of spikenard, very costly, and anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped his feet with her hair: and the house was filled with the odour of the ointment. Then saith one of his disciples, Judas Iscariot, Simon's [son], which should betray him, Why was not this ointment sold for three hundred pence, and given to the poor? This he said, not that he cared for the poor; but because he was a thief, and had the bag, and bare what was put therein. Then said Jesus, Let her alone: against the day of my burying hath she kept this. For the poor always ye have with you; but me ye have not always.

I guess we're not supposed to notice that the only one preaching the "social gospel" was Judas, who proved himself to be an early version of a liberal welfare pimp.

Brother Temperance 10-23-2007 04:43 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
I'm not sure exactly what sin it is that makes Jesus give Catholic Priests the AIDS, but they seem to be very keen on it.

Quote:

Roman Catholic priests in the United States are dying from AIDS-related illnesses at a rate four times higher than the general population and the cause is often concealed on their death certificates, The Kansas City Star reported Sunday.
In the first of a three-part series, the newspaper said death certificates and interviews with experts indicated several hundred priests have died of AIDS-related illnesses since the mid-1980s and hundreds more are living with HIV, the virus that causes the disease. 'I think this speaks to a failure on the part of the church,' said Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Gumbleton of the Archdiocese of Detroit. 'Gay priests and heterosexual priests didn't know how to handle their sexuality, their sexual drive. And so they would handle it in ways that were not healthy.'
The Star received 801 responses to questionnaires that were sent last fall to 3,000 of the 46,000 priests in the United States. Six of 10 priests responding said they knew of at least one priest who had died of an AIDS-related illness, and one-third knew a priest living with AIDS. Three-fourths said the church needed to provide more education to seminarians on sexual issues."


Maybe it's because of usurping God's Title?

Jeb Stuart Thurmond 10-23-2007 09:52 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
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Originally Posted by Pastor Isaac Peters (Post 104577)
Why would His Unholiness have wanted to drug little children? Oh, never mind; I think I've figured it out. :bad:

This Cocaine-wine ad, for the same brand the Pope drank and endorsed, graphically shows the effects it has on innocent young people:

http://cocaine.org/tonicwine.jpg

High on communion wine, legs spread and about to bend down over the altar. Disgusting.

Astaroth 11-13-2007 04:55 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeb Thurmond (Post 104393)
This is a post for collecting the 11 most henious crimes of the Catholic Church and it's "infallable" Popes. Instead of having these proofs of Catholic satanism scattered everywhere, let's gather them all in one post.

(In no particular order)

1. DRUG PUSHING

Not all narco-terrorists are Columbian, and not all crack dealing drug pushers are black. Here is an example where the "Infallable" Pope endorsed a "tonic" made of wine and cocaine:

Here is a similar "Coca Wine Tonic":

The dosage indicated on the back of the bottle reads: "A wine glass full with, or immediately after, meals. Children in proportion."

That's right, the Coca-Wine industry recommended serving alcohol and cocaine to children: and the "infallible" Pope decided this sort of thing was worth awarding medals for.

Don't think this is a big deal? Remember, the Catholic Church wants everyone to drink their "Communion Wine", no questions asked, every Sunday. Ever wondered what they put in that "communion wine"?


Now i don't mean to be a bad christian or heretic here but bear with me for a moment which i'm sure you as reasonable people can.

According to 1 Corinthians 14:38: "If any man know not, he shall not be known." ignorance is a sin. But how can ignorance be a sin if a man fails to know what he is unable to know?

How could the pope have known that the cocaine in the "tonic" was evil? Imagine if tomorrow a new drink were to be invented a new drink which contained a new substance that would give you a little more energy after a tiring day, just like a nice cup of coffee would and you would have drank it, but 10 years later science would find out that the "new" substance is in fact a dangerous psychedelic would you have sinned in the eyes of god?

Which leads me to my next quetion which is; Why is a drug evil? What's in a drug that makes it evil? Now i don't advocate nor condone the use of drugs i would just like to know your opinion on this.

Astaroth 11-13-2007 05:05 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeb Thurmond (Post 104631)
This Cocaine-wine ad, for the same brand the Pope drank and endorsed, graphically shows the effects it has on innocent young people:



High on communion wine, legs spread and about to bend down over the altar. Disgusting.

That is only your opinion you only see it as being thus. Do you have any proof of it meaning exactly what you think it means? I think not. Furthermore how do you know the effects of cocaine on children are exactly how you portray them to be?

Jeb Stuart Thurmond 11-13-2007 08:01 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Astaroth (Post 108052)
Now i don't mean to be a bad christian or heretic here but bear with me for a moment which i'm sure you as reasonable people can.

Don't worry, bearing with idiots for a moment is our speciality. But be warned, bearing with them for two moments is NOT.

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How could the pope have known that the cocaine in the "tonic" was evil?
What, apart from being on God's speed-dial (according to Catholics)?

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Which leads me to my next quetion which is; Why is a drug evil? What's in a drug that makes it evil? Now i don't advocate nor condone the use of drugs i would just like to know your opinion on this.
"You shall know them by their fruits"

Alcohol, which is not evil, is made by and for upstanding white Christians. The only effect it has on a Christian is that it gives him the courage disicline his wife and children, which he may have been too squeamish do to while sober.

Reefer madness, on the other hand, is infinately more destructive than alcohol. A pot "high" has the symptoms of philosophizing (putting God to the test) "munchies" (a perverted desire to have oral sex with one's food) and, of course, recruitment into cults like Rastafarianism.

That's why pot is evil and illegal while alcohol is endorsed by 75% of patriotic country and western songs.

Brother Temperance 11-13-2007 03:47 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Astaroth (Post 108052)
Now i don't mean to be a bad christian or heretic here but bear with me for a moment which i'm sure you as reasonable people can.

If you don't mean to be a bad Christian or a heretic, why did you decide it'd be a good idea to name yourself after a demon? Just curious.

Professor Ogden 11-19-2007 04:57 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
My Dear Mr. Thurmond,

I see you have forgotten to lis\t another sin of the Catholic Church...it is their highly insulting Smirks.

Please include: SMIRKING

bluefire 11-19-2007 09:46 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Brother Temperance (Post 108107)
If you don't mean to be a bad Christian or a heretic, why did you decide it'd be a good idea to name yourself after a demon? Just curious.

May i ask what his real name is?

funkyfresh130 11-27-2007 06:34 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
this truly makes me laugh. As a Catholic, i know that none of the things listed on your list are true. in fact, they are laughably stupid. i don't really understand Christians that hate Catholics, because face it - your religion came from mine. i really could care less about your beliefs, though - i really have no time for worthless bigots.

SalvationSeeker 11-27-2007 06:42 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by funkyfresh130 (Post 111871)
this truly makes me laugh. As a Catholic, i know that none of the things listed on your list are true. in fact, they are laughably stupid. i don't really understand Christians that hate Catholics,

What isn't true? That the pope supported cocaine-abuse?
That cathylick priests rape altar boys? That you engage in idolatry?
That you break commandments and oppose Biblical teaching? (Try Matthew 23:9!)
All those are true. :thumbdown:

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because face it - your religion came from mine.
Oh really? :lol:
Then tell me, what was it: John the BAPTIST, or John the catholic?
And the first Christians weren't cathylicks at all. The disciples weren't, Paul weren't..

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i really could care less about your beliefs, though - i really have no time for worthless bigots.
We? Bigots..? And this coming from a catholic? :lol:
Friend, can you spell "hypocrisy"?

Viking 12-06-2007 05:09 AM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
"What isn't true? That the pope supported cocaine-abuse?
That cathylick priests rape altar boys? That you engage in idolatry?
That you break commandments and oppose Biblical teaching? (Try Matthew 23:9!)
All those are true. "

have you thought of the possibility that one baptist has done things like that or worse? one mustve. you just dont like to admit your own mistakes, and rather point other's mistakes.

micky666 12-16-2007 10:18 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Dear "Brother" what gives you the right to slag other religons, I am a Catholic though have not been a practising catholic for many years. How dare your "cult" which in my opinion is what you are, try to preach to people what to believe. As you are american I think you should look back into your own society and history and see what a hipocrital pompus and cowardly people you are. I believe in Jesus and God I see it as a way forward were as yourselves just see it as a way to mock other religions, I solely believe that if the American People had any principles what so ever they would take your kind out and hang them as they did with witches in the later part of the 18th Century, if you threaten my son any more I will appeal to your own people to do it for me, though i dont hold out much hope - becuase as history had proven the american society are cowards.:jesus:

Brother Temperance 12-16-2007 10:27 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by micky666 (Post 119249)
Dear "Brother" what gives you the right to slag other religons, I am a Catholic though have not been a practising catholic for many years. How dare your "cult" which in my opinion is what you are, try to preach to people what to believe.

Because the Bible tells us to.
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As you are american I think you should look back into your own society and history and see what a hipocrital pompus and cowardly people you are.
We do not defend everything done by every American ever, just the Christian ones. And would a cowardly people have invaded Grenada? Would it have supported the Contras in Nicaragua? Would it have liberated the Philippines?
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I believe in Jesus and God I see it as a way forward were as yourselves just see it as a way to mock other religions,
Friend, we at Landover have no patience for those who would seek to mock religion.
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I solely believe that if the American People had any principles what so ever they would take your kind out and hang them as they did with witches in the later part of the 18th Century,
That's a pretty extreme, intolerant view.
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if you threaten my son any more I will appeal to your own people to do it for me, though i dont hold out much hope - becuase as history had proven the american society are cowards.:jesus:
How? See the examples I gave above. America dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It dropped massive quantities of napalm on Vietnam. Does that sound like the sort of thing a cowardly society would do?

micky666 12-16-2007 10:33 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
am i right in believing that catholics are babtised as christians ok i may not be able to spell but i can learn but you will always be an arsehole

micky666 12-16-2007 10:45 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
to Brother Temperance - you have just listed several occasions when the american society took it upon themselves to deliver an ultimatium of catastropic proportions and you have also given three more examples of cowardess

Brother Temperance 12-16-2007 10:45 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by micky666 (Post 119254)
am i right in believing that catholics are babtised as christians ok

No. They are baptised into a pagan cult, and most of them never make a conscious decision to accept Christ, and so go to Hell as a result.
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i may not be able to spell but i can learn but you will always be an arsehole
I didn't say anything about your atrocious spelling. You seem awfully defensive, my devil-worshipping Catholic friend.

micky666 12-16-2007 10:52 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
i am not a devil worshiper - i would rather follow the devil than you any day

Brother Temperance 12-16-2007 10:57 PM

Re: 11 deadly sins of the Catholic Church
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by micky666 (Post 119259)
i am not a devil worshiper - i would rather follow the devil than you any day

A) Admitting you'd follow the devil rather than a servant of Christ won't get you any points around here, boy.
B ) Why do you have the Number of the Beast in your name? Were you born in the Year of Our Lord Six Hundred and Sixty-Six? Does it say Micky666 on your (probably Mexican) birth certificate?


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