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@PostLibCatholic @Ferrus_21 @Deppeken @pureMetatron Never said he didn't have authority but following blindly any man is idolatry. You follow God above all period.

@Alien9950 @Ferrus_21 @Deppeken @pureMetatron This is correct it is fair to criticize a Pope. However to say that this pope has no authority over Catholics individually or as a church no matter the disagreement is schismatic and would make you not a Catholic

Says the disproportionately wealthy man.

@Ferrus_21 @Deppeken @PostLibCatholic @pureMetatron The Pope isn't immune from corruption. You follow God over man. Blindly following any man is idolatry. You are practicing Idolatry. The Catholic church teaches that the Pope is like any man, a sinner in need of salvation just like anyone else. You're a man of the Pope not God.

@Alien9950 @Deppeken @PostLibCatholic @pureMetatron Being a Catholic is blindly following the Pope yes, this has been established for well over a thousand years.

@KingJohnTX @pureMetatron Talking about redistribution of wealth while at the same time having vast wealth at his fingertips. Immigration while keeping people out of the Vatican living behind walls protected by armed guards. Thats hypocrisy. He is preaching things he himself doesn't practice or believe.

@Alien9950 @pureMetatron What hypocrisy is that?

@HoldenCCole Orthodox also has claim. Orthodox hasn't changed much and Catholics post Vatican 2 have changed significantly.

Catholicism is the original.

@TheModerateCase No

Question for Christians: Are Mormons Christians?

@Ferrus_21 @Deppeken @PostLibCatholic @pureMetatron Not true at all. The Pope is a man. Like any man he is not immune from corruption. Jesus was strongly against hypocrites and The Pope is a hypocrite. Jesus would rebuke this Pope. If being a Catholic is blindly following anyone other than Christ then you sir are against Christ.

@Deppeken @PostLibCatholic @pureMetatron Which by definition makes him not a Catholic. What the Pope says goes.

@realCarola2Hope He is a hypocrite though and Jesus was strongly against hypocrisy. Also he isn't imitating Christ. Don't ever compare any man to Christ.

Pope Leo XIV is not ‘woke’, nor a Marxist, nor a progressive, nor a leftist. The Pope is simply a Christian. When he defends the poor and the innocent, he is following the Gospel. When he denounces injustice, he is imitating Christ. When he speaks for the poor, he is repeating word for word the Sermon on the Mount. Those who are angry at him are not fighting with Pope Leo XIV. They are fighting with Christ. Because it was Jesus who said: ‘Whatever you did for the least of my brothers, you did for me.’ Rejecting the Pope for being merciful is not something a Christian does. The problem is not that Leo XIV has strayed from Christ. The problem is that some have strayed so far from the Gospel that they no longer recognize it when they see it.

@Vitus_osst You have room temp IQ.

@Alien9950 Your comment

Jesus Christ is the head of the church, And the Pope is the Vicar of Christ.

@AllDayBPA @Mayoveli Talking about redistribution of wealth while at the same time having vast wealth at his fingertips. Immigration while keeping people out of the Vatican living behind walls protected by armed guards. Thats hypocrisy. He is preaching things he himself doesn't practice or believe.

@Alien9950 @Mayoveli And what would that hypocrisy be..???

You’re a Catholic telling the Pope to stay in his lane because he’s advocating for peace? At this point, many of you would probably choose Trump over Jesus himself. It reminds me of that saying that if Jesus Christ were to return today, many modern Christians would be the very ones to crucify him again.

@uwimfur10647 @Mayoveli Talking about redistribution of wealth while at the same time having vast wealth at his fingertips. Immigration while keeping people out of the Vatican living behind walls protected by armed guards. Thats hypocrisy. He is preaching things he himself doesn't practice or believe.

@Alien9950 @Mayoveli Hypocrisy?

@FatherNaugle This Pope is a hypocrite and Jesus viewed hypocrites as dangerous. Jesus would rebuke this Pope for his hypocrisy.

Reducing my own follower count lately through blocking. If you insult the Vicar of Christ you are blocked immediately.

@ChristopherHale So hypocrites make you proud? Jesus viewed hypocrites as dangerous and would rebuke Pope Leo XIV for his hypocrisy.

Pope Leo XIV makes me proud of my Catholic faith.

@lebanesesami He is a hypocrite. Jesus viewed hypocrites as dangerous. He would rebuke this Pope for his hypocrisy.

Pope Leo XIV is the epitome of a great man. Thank you Pope Leo for teaching others what Christianity is about and denouncing their ridiculous claims that war and killing is justified

@ShamashAran It's funny too because this Pope is a hypocrite and in the Bible Jesus viewed hypocrites as dangerous.

Gee, I wonder where the idea that "Catholics don't read the bible" came from?

@BenjaminPDixon Pope Leo is a hypocrite. Jesus viewed hypocrites as dangerous. Jesus would rebuke this Pope just as he would Trump.

Yall niggas really choosing Trump over Christianity and it's wild to me

@Pontifex You first. Lead by example. While you're at it. Tear down your walls and have your guards put down their weapons of war. Allow anyone who wants to be a citizen of the Vatican to live there in peace. Don't be a hypocrite. Jesus strongly condemned hypocrisy.

Hundreds of millions of people throughout the world are immersed in extreme poverty. Yet, disproportionate wealth remains in the hands of a few. It is an unjust scenario, in the face of which we cannot fail to question ourselves and commit to change things. There is no lack of resources at the root of disparities, but the need to address solvable problems related to a more equitable distribution of wealth, to be achieved with moral sense and honesty.

@TRHLofficial @RealElliottHope Division isn't peace. Is the opposite of peace.

Jesus didn't call for physical violence in Matthew 10:34. The “sword” is a metaphor for painful division, not a weapon. When He immediately explains: “I have come to set a man against his father...”. He is not saying to slaughter your family. He is saying families will split over loyalty to Him. He rebuked Peter for drawing a sword (“all who take the sword will perish by it”) and commanded “love your enemies.” This passage was just before Jesus sent the disciples on a mission to minister. It warns of the cost of discipleship.

The comments are citing the Crusades, which the Christians lost, and the Old Testament. The Son of Man fulfilled the Old Testament. Jesus met those terms. Christians abide by the New and Everlasting testament where throughout His ministry, Jesus consistently emphasized peace.