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JohnOinger · 41-45, M
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Speedyman · 70-79, M
Sorry mate you’re the hypocrite. You’re just making your own rules again. What is the point in trying to do that? You’re just trying to win an argument just like a liberal does by changing the rules. The thing is you get yourself that you’re not but you are to any sensible person.@LeopoldBloom
Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
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Anyone who thinks Hitler was a Christian should read what Pope Pius XI had to say in his 1937 encyclical, Mit Brennender Sorge (With Burning Concern ), where he enumerates Nazi violations of guarantees made to the Catholic church in Germany, particularly regarding the forced closure of Catholic schools.
"The experiences of these last years have fixed responsibilities and laid bare intrigues, which from the outset only aimed at a war of extermination. In the furrows, where We tried to sow the seed of a sincere peace, other men - the "enemy" of Holy Scripture - oversowed the cockle of distrust, unrest, hatred, defamation, of a determined hostility overt or veiled, fed from many sources and wielding many tools, against Christ and His Church. They, and they alone with their accomplices, silent or vociferous, are today responsible, should the storm of religious war, instead of the rainbow of peace, blacken the German skies."
"Even now that a campaign against the confessional schools, which are guaranteed by the concordat, and the destruction of free election, where Catholics have a right to their children's Catholic education, afford evidence, in a matter so essential to the life of the Church, of the extreme gravity of the situation and the anxiety of every Christian conscience; even now Our responsibility for Christian souls induces Us not to overlook the last possibilities, however slight, of a return to fidelity to treaties, and to any arrangement that may be acceptable to the episcopate. We shall continue without failing, to stand before the rulers of your people as the defender of violated rights, and in obedience to Our Conscience and Our pastoral mission, whether We be successful or not, to oppose the policy which seeks, by open or secret means, to strangle rights guaranteed by a treaty."
http://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-xi_enc_14031937_mit-brennender-sorge.html
Anyone who thinks Hitler was a Christian should read what Pope Pius XI had to say in his 1937 encyclical, Mit Brennender Sorge (With Burning Concern ), where he enumerates Nazi violations of guarantees made to the Catholic church in Germany, particularly regarding the forced closure of Catholic schools.
"The experiences of these last years have fixed responsibilities and laid bare intrigues, which from the outset only aimed at a war of extermination. In the furrows, where We tried to sow the seed of a sincere peace, other men - the "enemy" of Holy Scripture - oversowed the cockle of distrust, unrest, hatred, defamation, of a determined hostility overt or veiled, fed from many sources and wielding many tools, against Christ and His Church. They, and they alone with their accomplices, silent or vociferous, are today responsible, should the storm of religious war, instead of the rainbow of peace, blacken the German skies."
"Even now that a campaign against the confessional schools, which are guaranteed by the concordat, and the destruction of free election, where Catholics have a right to their children's Catholic education, afford evidence, in a matter so essential to the life of the Church, of the extreme gravity of the situation and the anxiety of every Christian conscience; even now Our responsibility for Christian souls induces Us not to overlook the last possibilities, however slight, of a return to fidelity to treaties, and to any arrangement that may be acceptable to the episcopate. We shall continue without failing, to stand before the rulers of your people as the defender of violated rights, and in obedience to Our Conscience and Our pastoral mission, whether We be successful or not, to oppose the policy which seeks, by open or secret means, to strangle rights guaranteed by a treaty."
http://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-xi_enc_14031937_mit-brennender-sorge.html
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smiler2012 · 56-60
speedyman political correctness is where if you speak your mind on certain topics you are picked up on it and given a slap on the wrist granted there are opinions and there are opinions kills genuine freedom of speech
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Theliberal · 36-40, M
You're 110% correct. Whiney little biches when your opinion goes against their virtual world.
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