The Pope has Written a Book that is Supposed to Debunk Christian Myths

[link to www.youtube.com]

this is "damage control"

the masses are awakening to the many corrupt aspects of the Roman Church, and the many pagan/false doctrines introduced into "Christianity" by the agents of Satan

for example, many are now awakening to the fact that "Christmas" is completely a pagan holiday

How does he know what really happened ?

Only personal opinions at this point

He wasn't there

Just more of the same

End time rejection of Jesus Christ as Lord

He's got the entire Vatican Library available to him.

Last Edited by Septenary Man on 12/06/2012 05:01 PM

If I get ALL the facts, I'll be giving you people something WAAAAAY BIGGER than this whole: "Jesus was born seven years ago" gibberish!

I respect you, sir, but I got me a BIGGER fish!!!

Peace.

The Pope is a myth himself!

They are only myths to people who haven't done their scientific and historical research.
Many of the stories do not add up to be totally 100% historically correct. It doesn't mean that these never happened but they were embellished as to never allow the a lie get in the way of a good story.

Big deal. So the animals weren't present at the birth. So the angels didn't "sing" in the fields.

It doesn't change the reality of Christ - THE LORD OF LORDS - coming to earth (December? September? April? It does NOT matter when!), and lived a sinless life to redeem mankind from this sin-filled earth, buy him BACK for God, defeat death and hell, and bring him back to heaven's rewards.

Malta, did you start another thread, or mention something in another thread similar to this? I think it was you that made me think of posting this.

Well, duh.

Did you really think the Pope would debunk Jesus himself?



Last Edited by Septenary Man on 12/06/2012 05:19 PM

I have been trying to answer this question about SIN. If Jesus had not sinned, then why did he get baptised? Why did he need to die in baptisim in order to be pure once again.

The Pope sure sucks at debunking...

The pope tells us what some people believed for years is lies. A teacher tells her class that santa claus is a lie and she gets in trouble. Does anyone have a comment for this.

In a Steve Quayle interview with Tom Horn and Chris Putnam - Feb 22, 2012 - talking about Vatican Observation Directors (Astrologers) circulating printed information, and they're quoting documents about a soon-anticipated Alien visitation whereby people (Christians in particular) will rethink and most likely alter their beliefs based on the new information that these Aliens will tell us about God. This is the link to the video interview which is now "private" - [link to www.youtube.com] - go figure!

I remember in March 2012, I was trying to find more information about these 'documents' as the premise seemed to be one of a Vatican attempt to alter established religious theology via aliens....

This thread just brought that interview to mind.

Kismet

Came her to say this, you beat me to it, so now i'm leaving!

Well, this should be absolutely fascinating to say the least.

Catholicism is a political system claiming to be Christ following, and its clearly like any other political system...filed with corruption, deceit, and is opposite to what Jesus taught.

Who cares what books come out from the illuminati pope

Apparently millions and millions of people.

Maybe the Vatican library is filled with all records of the pedophiles that occupy places everywhere?
dode dude wtf pope opep

I would have understood if the pope debunked something like conspiracy theories surrounding Jesus, Vatican, Mary's alleged baby etc..

But this is just lame!

The papacy (aka rome who killed Jesus) is probably the last person I would recommend anyone person get any information about Christianity. In fact the Papacy (Catholic Church) is literally anti-christ.

most people forgot already that the pope down plays "Personal Relationship with Jesus" and promotes the church to be more inportant than Jesus

"Certainly, the act of faith is an eminently personal act,” the Holy Father said, adding that an act of faith is “something which happens in the most intimate depths of my being.” But it cannot be regarded as private because faith is “the fruit of a relationship,” an acceptance of Jesus Christ.

Moreover, the Pope continued, “I cannot construct my personal faith in a private dialogue with Jesus, because faith is given to me by God through a believing community which is the Church.” He reminded his audience of the words of the Catechism of the Catholic Church: “Believing is an ecclesial act. The Church's faith precedes, engenders, supports and nourishes our faith.” ...



[link to www.catholicculture.org]