What would you think if the Pope did this to you?

The woman in the video quickly pulls the Pope's hand because she wants to touch him, but the Pope is annoyed by this and gets angry with the woman and walks away. The woman, on the other hand, looks confused and sad. Do you think the Pope is at fault or is it the woman? I think the Pope is wrong because he treats the woman who gets the chance to see him for maybe once in her life. however, he should have acted gently.

BeMuse

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What were you expecting? The guys literally speaks from the snake's mouth in the audience hall...

What would you think if the Pope did this to you?

And the people came to Moses and said, “We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord and against you. Pray to the Lord, that he take away the serpents from us.” So Moses prayed for the people.

BeMuse

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*guy

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BeMuse

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So the great dragon was thrown down once and for all. He was the serpent, the ancient snake called the devil, and Satan, who deceives the whole earth. He was cast down into the earth and his angels along with him.

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Smartman5

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You're right. There's no reason for me to like the Pope because I'm not a Christian anyway. on the contrary, I shared this video that shows his mistake because I don't like him. what is your religion?

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BeMuse

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I’m not religious… Where do you imagine the Pope is mentioned in the Christian Bible?

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BeMuse

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Even if you were look to the Roman Empire, Galatians in the Christian bible has language like “But that no man is justified by the law in the sight of God, it is evident: for, The just shall live by faith.” and “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap”… God doesn’t show favoritism toward a Pope or his law...

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Smartman5

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The Pope is simply the spiritual leader of the Christian Catholic church. nothing more than that. I don't know if the presence of the Pope is a necessity in Christianity. I am Muslim

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BeMuse

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The Pope has nothing to do with Christianity. A man that make laws and religious rituals for other men to follow isn't following Christianity. It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery. Christianity is a personal relationship with God as an individual; a free man. It is not a set of religious rituals that men create for other men to follow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmx4UjRFp0M

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Smartman5

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I know little about Christianity. but the Papacy is a system initiated by St. Peter. In fact, Jesus first commissioned St. Peter to be the protector of Christians. Accordingly, St. Peter has the distinction of being the first Pope. therefore the Papacy must be a sacred duty. but since Christianity was changed, God (Allah) finally brought the religion of Islam. He appointed Muhammad as a prophet. Islam has never been corrupted. The only religion acceptable to God (Allah) is Islam. At the head of the Muslims was the caliph after the prophet. The caliph served for over a thousand years, but later the caliphate was abolished. Therefore, there are wars in many Islamic countries. Muslims were left without a leader.

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BeMuse

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Nope.

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BeMuse

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Formerly, when you did not know God, you were slaves to those who by nature are not gods. But now that you know God, or rather are known by God, how is it that you are turning back to those weak and worthless principles?

There will always be people that turn from God and come up with a new dictate to control men. They will claim they are the new authority. That they are the new Gods... What is true of the papacy is also true of Islam and just as true of the New World Order... They keep trying to lead men astray from their faith.

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Smartman5

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The purpose of the Papacy may be to turn people away from their religion, but that is certainly not the purpose of Islam. Of course, there are those within Islam who do bad deeds and mislead people.

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BeMuse

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Yet under the caliphates your people were driven to holy wars to die for a cause. You were driven to kill other men rather than be friendly and bring them into your community as brothers…

They want you to travel to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj if you can afford it... You don't think the House of Saud has been corrupted? Why should you be required to travel to their country and spend your money in their homeland? Does that not fund corruption? If you actively support corrupt, does that not make you corrupt?

They want you to Zakat... Why is that a requirement? Are individuals not responsible for their own actions? Do people reap what they sow? Shouldn't people be responsible for themselves as a free men as god has given them free will? Why should people have to be forced to help the weak? Shouldn’t people out of their own kindness want to do that on their own when they see it? It sounds more like accounting than good will.

Why are Muslims forced to fast on certain ritual days? Can’t they choose when and how much they want to focus on God? Do they follow God, or just the laws of men that get them to walk through the motions on certain days of the years? Muslims are suppose to pray five times a day… Why not four or six or eight… Control...

There are obviously more examples… These are control mechanisms. It’s not to say that ideas within Islam are bad, on the contrary there are plenty of good messages to help guild people to be better people to those in their community, but it is still a system of control. It is a set of man made laws that get man to worship the laws of men, rather than focus on their relationship with God.

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BeMuse

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*corruption

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Smartman5

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You think like this because you don't know Islam fully. If you knew, you wouldn't think so. You misunderstand and interpret some things. There is only one reason God created humans and you cannot change that.

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