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Monday, June 10, 2013

Church today, 10.june 2013

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Thursday, June 06, 2013

Church today, 6.june 2013

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Sunday, June 02, 2013

German Church State generated € 5.19 billion church tax in 2012

German Church State generated € 5.19 billion church tax in 2012

Katholische Kirche verzeichnet 2012 Rekord bei Kirchensteuern € 5.19 Milliarden
Mit rund 5,19 Milliarden Euro übersprangen die Einnahmen 2012 zum zweiten Mal die Fünf-Milliarden-Grenze, wie die Deutsche Bischofskonferenz mitteilte
Bonn (kath.net/KNA)
Die katholische Kirche hat im vergangenen Jahr einen neuen Rekord bei den Kirchensteuern erzielt. Mit rund 5,19 Milliarden Euro übersprangen die Einnahmen 2012 zum zweiten Mal die Fünf-Milliarden-Grenze, wie die Deutsche Bischofskonferenz am Freitag auf Anfrage in Bonn mitteilte. Gegenüber dem Vorjahr bedeutet das ein Plus von 5,5 Prozent. Der bisherige Höchststand war 2008 war mit rund 5,07 Milliarden erreicht worden.
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Church today, 2.june 2013

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Saturday, June 01, 2013

The Roman Catholic Hierarchy, Homosexuality, Hypocrisy and Heresy - Vinnie Nauheimer

Catholic Hierarchy, Homosexuality, Hypocrisy and Heresy - Vinnie Nauheimer

Can a person unschooled in Roman Catholic theology take a noted 20th century theologian and 21st century Pope’s letter deriding homosexuality and turn it into a stinging rebuke of today’s hierarchy simply by changing key words and adding direct quotes from Jesus as found in the Gospels? If so, can the hierarchy honestly accept one version and deny the other? Only at the expense of their own integrity and by denying the words preached by Jesus Christ in three of the four Synoptic Gospels! The ramifications of this revised document are enormous because they speak to homosexuality, hypocrisy and heresy. 

On October 1, of 1986, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI, promulgated a letter of instruction to the bishops of the world in his official capacity as Prefect of the Congregation of Catholic Faith, “Letter To The Bishops Of The Catholic Church On The Pastoral Care Of Homosexual Persons1” In that letter, he called homosexuality, “Objectively Disordered.” 

What follows is a parody of that letter, which maintains Benedict’s structure, logic and reasoning. However unlike Benedict’s version this version uses Sacred Scripture quoted directly from Jesus himself. Benedict XVI could not and can never use the words of Jesus to admonish homosexuality because these words were never spoken by Him in the Gospels. The revised letter uses several direct quotes from Jesus because they exist and have been recorded by the three out of four evangelists. 

The direct quotes from Jesus make a stronger case for the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church being “Objectively Disordered,” sacrilegious, heretical and hypocritical than all of Ratzinger’s arguments against homosexuality. Admonitions against child abuse have a strong biblical linkage going all the way back to Exodus and continuing on from Jesus to Paul and throughout the Church’s own Catechism and Canon Law. Using the noted theologian Cardinal Ratzinger’s logic, this extended linkage makes the admonitions for and penalties against child abuse ironclad. The Prefect of the Congregation of the Faith’s has been hoisted upon his own petard. Read the revised text and judge for yourself.


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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Church today, 28.mai 2013

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