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Posted by otec on Dec-23-2008 10:30:

Pope wants to exterminate Gays

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Pope Benedict XVI has said that saving humanity from homosexual or transsexual behaviour is just as important as saving the rainforest from destruction.

He explained that defending God's creation was not limited to saving the environment, but also about protecting man from self-destruction.

The Pope was delivering his end-of-year address to senior Vatican staff.

His words, later released to the media, emphasised his rejection of gender theory.

Speaking on Monday, Pope Benedict XVI warned that gender theory blurred the distinction between male and female and could thus lead to the "self-destruction" of the human race.

Gender theory

Gender theory explores sexual orientation, the roles assigned by society to individuals according to their gender, and how people perceive their biological identity.

Gay and transsexual groups, particularly in the United States, promote it as a key to understanding and tolerance, but the Pope disagreed.

When the Roman Catholic Church defends God's Creation, "it does not only defend the earth, water and the air... but (it) also protects man from his own destruction," he said.

"Rainforests deserve, yes, our protection, but the human being ... does not deserve it less," the pontiff said.

It is not "out-of-date metaphysics" to "speak of human nature as 'man' or woman'", he told scores of prelates gathered in the Vatican's sumptuous Clementine Hall.

"We need something like human ecology, meant in the right way."

The Catholic Church opposes gay marriage. It teaches that while homosexuality is not sinful, homosexual acts are.

Rev Sharon Ferguson, chief executive of Britain's Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement, described the Pope's remarks as "totally irresponsible and unacceptable".

"When you have religious leaders like that making that sort of statement then followers feel they are justified in behaving in an aggressive and violent way," she said.

'Rock festival'

The pope uses his traditional end-of-year speech to offer his Christmas greetings and say a few words about what he considers the important issues of the day.

This year, Pope Benedict also deplored the tendency to depict the Catholic church's World Youth Day, which he attended in Sydney earlier this year, as mere spectacle.

He stressed that the event should not be considered a "variant of modern youth culture, as a kind of ecclesiastical rock festival with the Pope as the star," but as the fruition of a "long exterior and interior path".


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Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Dec-23-2008 14:44:

Stop starting threads just to copy and paste news articles. What do you think about the article? What type of discussion would you like to have here?


Posted by Moral Hazard on Dec-23-2008 17:38:

I think your tag line "pope wants to exterminate gays" is a tad misleading. The Pope has not advocated any action against homosexuals in his speech; rather, he stated that gender theory is dangerous to the survival of the human species. To even suggest that the church wants to kill or otherwise eliminate homosexuals completely misconstrues the church's position on homosexuality, which is and has forever been that homosexuality is perfectly acceptable; however, sexual acts between persons of the same sex is a sin. I'm not saying I agree with the church but your suggestion that the pope thinking gender theory is dangerous as it legitimizes homosexual sex equates to the church wanting to eliminate homosexuals is way off base.


Posted by josh4 on Dec-23-2008 17:39:

It is too bad the Pope doesn't want to talk about the growing number of sexual abuses spreading across his churches.


quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Stop starting threads just to copy and paste news articles. What do you think about the article? What type of discussion would you like to have here?


I actually don't have a problem with that. If there's no discussion yet you're free to start some.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Dec-23-2008 17:45:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4

I actually don't have a problem with that. If there's no discussion yet you're free to start some.


About what? That's like treating the PDD as the comments section of HuffPo.


Posted by Aortik on Dec-23-2008 18:59:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4
I actually don't have a problem with that. If there's no discussion yet you're free to start some.


Of course you don't have a problem with that, you're one of the people who does it.

It's just like how gays see nothing wrong with their abominable acts against God and country - they do it, so they see nothing wrong with it.

Actually, it's a lot like that in your case, hmmm...


Posted by Moral Hazard on Dec-23-2008 19:01:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4
It is too bad the Pope doesn't want to talk about the growing number of sexual abuses spreading across his churches.


Really, you're quoting an article from 2001... do you have anything more current to suggest that this remains a growing number? The church has taken action in this regard so unless you can supply evidence that said action is not working then I think your comment is really nothing more then digging into the past to discredit the church... ya might want to look at the counsel of Nicea or the sale of indulgences in the latter middle ages if you want to do that... it's way better ammunition.


Posted by Aortik on Dec-23-2008 19:50:

Is pedophilia perfectly acceptable in the church, so long as it is not acted upon?


Posted by DJ Shibby on Dec-23-2008 20:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
To even suggest that the church wants to kill or otherwise eliminate homosexuals completely misconstrues the church's position on homosexuality


Apparently the church in your universe is not the same one the rest of us see.


Posted by josh4 on Dec-23-2008 20:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Really, you're quoting an article from 2001... do you have anything more current to suggest that this remains a growing number? The church has taken action in this regard so unless you can supply evidence that said action is not working then I think your comment is really nothing more then digging into the past to discredit the church... ya might want to look at the counsel of Nicea or the sale of indulgences in the latter middle ages if you want to do that... it's way better ammunition.


siiigggh

I was just making a passing accusation with no basis but my own assumptions and I don't care enough to have a prolonged debate with you. But here are some things I dug up in a google search
quote:

April 16, 2008
BOSTON, April 16 (UPI) -- Pope Benedict XVI's assertion he is "deeply ashamed" of sexual abuse by U.S. Catholic priests is too little too late, some victims say.

"These words don't mean anything," said David Carney, a Dedham, Mass., native who said a priest abused him when he was 15. "If you want to fix a problem, do something about it."
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2008/04...34621208383758/


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24154651/

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Feb-10-2006
Vatican official says pope will fix liturgical abuses firmly, gently

By John Thavis
Catholic News Service

VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The Vatican's top liturgy official said he expects Pope Benedict XVI to move against liturgical abuse with firm teaching and a gentle manner, recognizing that such mistakes often reflect ignorance, not ill will.
http://www.catholicnews.com/data/st...cns/0600806.htm


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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops commissioned a comprehensive study that found that four percent of all priests who had served in the U.S. from 1950 to 2002 faced some sort of sexual accusation.[3][4]

Continued allegations

While the church in the United States claims to have addressed the issue, others maintain the only change is the church has hardened its defences while allowing abuse to continue. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops convened a meeting in Dallas on June 12, 2002 to address the sex abuse scandal. However a Dallas Morning News article revealed nearly two-thirds of the bishops attending had themselves at one point covered for sexually abusive priests.[90]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_sex_abuse_cases


In my few minutes of "research" it doesn't appear the Pope or the clergy is doing much of anything to directly address the problem. Short of condemning the acts and transferring suspected Priest abusers to other churches...

But you're right, I'm sure this wide problem in 2001-2002 is all fixed now because the Pope spoke out against them and promised to "fix" it firmly, gently.


Posted by DJ Shibby on Dec-23-2008 20:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Aortik
Of course you don't have a problem with that, you're one of the people who does it.

It's just like how gays see nothing wrong with their abominable acts against God and country - they do it, so they see nothing wrong with it.

Actually, it's a lot like that in your case, hmmm...


The sooner you accept gays as the new social/cultural equality movement, the sooner you can stop being a bigot, and the sooner this fucked up planet can start cleaning out poisonous filth like this post you just made.


Posted by Aortik on Dec-23-2008 20:06:

You're in top form today.


Posted by DJ Shibby on Dec-23-2008 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Aortik
You're in top form today.


Rawr!

I guess my sarcasm radar is broken, but I just woke up to be fair.


Posted by Aortik on Dec-23-2008 20:13:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4
But you're right, I'm sure this wide problem in 2001-2002 is all fixed now because the Pope spoke out against them and promised to "fix" it firmly, gently.


How would you have them fix it? Excommunicate the priests? File criminal charges against them? Bear grudges? Pray for God to smite them? Start an inquisition?

Christianity is not a religion of action, for vehemence is against it's very tenets, despite an extensive history of violence. They forgave the priests. It's what they do.


Posted by Alex on Dec-23-2008 21:06:

The thread title is unbelievably stupid.

I don't think you read the entire article.

The fact is that the Catholic church does not advocate doing it in the ass, that is considered a homosexual act. The Catholic church does not advocate men doing women in the ass either, that is why it is silly to say they want to "exterminate" homosexuals or that they hate them or whatever.

Homosexuals can become priests after all.

As for the priests that touch little kids and take advantage of them, I have no love for them and I am a Roman Catholic. The church is not perfect, it is a human church as much as it is a divine one. I hope the Pope WILL take appropriate action to stamp out the horrible members of clergy that give the church a bad name.

And it is time to reconsider the selection process for young potential priests, more psychological evaluation is needed I think, to make sure they can handle the burden of not ever being with a woman/man or having sex with them or doing sexual things to them, I think too many unsuited people make it through the selection process sadly.


Posted by Fir3start3r on Dec-23-2008 22:22:

Troll thread!


Posted by DJ Shibby on Dec-23-2008 23:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Alex
The thread title is unbelievably stupid.

I don't think you read the entire article.

The fact is that the Catholic church does not advocate doing it in the ass, that is considered a homosexual act. The Catholic church does not advocate men doing women in the ass either, that is why it is silly to say they want to "exterminate" homosexuals or that they hate them or whatever.

Homosexuals can become priests after all.

As for the priests that touch little kids and take advantage of them, I have no love for them and I am a Roman Catholic. The church is not perfect, it is a human church as much as it is a divine one. I hope the Pope WILL take appropriate action to stamp out the horrible members of clergy that give the church a bad name.

And it is time to reconsider the selection process for young potential priests, more psychological evaluation is needed I think, to make sure they can handle the burden of not ever being with a woman/man or having sex with them or doing sexual things to them, I think too many unsuited people make it through the selection process sadly.


Such a psychological evaluation would most likely find the vast majority of applicants clinically insane.


Posted by Jake Benson on Dec-24-2008 01:42:

I hope the Pope gets HIV.


Posted by josh4 on Dec-24-2008 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Jake Benson
I hope the Pope gets HIV.


geez man do you just search all the forums for "gay" or what?


Posted by DJ Shibby on Dec-24-2008 03:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Jake Benson
I hope the Pope gets HIV.


Perhaps it is fitting that the last pope perished due to a urinary tract infection.


Posted by The17sss on Dec-24-2008 05:06:


Posted by otec on Dec-24-2008 08:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Stop starting threads just to copy and paste news articles. What do you think about the article? What type of discussion would you like to have here?


I don't really have anything to say about Gays nor about funny Pope.

Just thought it's a damn hillarious news.


Posted by Alex on Dec-24-2008 08:35:

quote:
Originally posted by josh4
geez man do you just search all the forums for "gay" or what?


Ya he does, he's one of the in your face gays that even annoys other gays.


Posted by otec on Dec-24-2008 08:39:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss


This domain name doesn't lookup !!!


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Dec-24-2008 09:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
The church has taken action in this regard


yeah, after being pulled kicking and screaming to that party.


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