The next Pope must be Muslim

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
PREMO Member
Patron
A trans Muslim would be better. In full drag. Be all inclusive and diverse.

What gets me is that when weird people babble in the streets about nonsense we used to ignore them. Now some progblog gives them a column.
 

RoseRed

American Beauty
PREMO Member
A trans Muslim would be better. In full drag. Be all inclusive and diverse.

What gets me is that when weird people babble in the streets about nonsense we used to ignore them. Now some progblog gives them a column.
Isn't there already a group of them?
 

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
PREMO Member
But you can certainly understand why someone would think it was real. Lefties get more unhinged and wacky by the day; there's nothing too ridiculous for them.
"Muslim" was a little much - "gay" or "POC" is more - believable. Roman Catholics have been on for a while trying to be "modern" but they ain't giving away the farm.

To my knowledge, there's never been a black Pope (at least, in the sense of a dark-skinned person - there have been Greek, Syrian and Berber popes). Or an Asian one, although elevating an Asian Pope would do nothing to add to the numbers.
 

gemma_rae

Well-Known Member
Are you guys trying to tell me there is no such "news" organization as The Grauniad?

I guess next you'll tell me Vox, The Atlantic, Mashable, and The Independent are fake too. Puh-lease!

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GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Leo XIV, is an American who also has Peruvian citizenship. He was a favorite of the late Pope Francis but has often kept a fairly low public profile, meaning that while his tendencies indicate a less traditional and strictly doctrinal perspective, his likely actions as pope have yet to be clearly predicted. But his first speech ominously seemed much in line with progressive rhetoric.

It is unfortunate that the new pope was a favorite of the late Pope Francis, who prioritized leftist politics over biblical theology and doctrine, fractured the Church, scandalized even non-Catholics, and seriously offended Israeli Jews. Francis was not even remotely a unifying figure, and his supposed empathy did not extend to Chinese Catholics, traditionalists, persecuted Christians in Africa, victims of illegal alien crime, and many more. Prevost was raised to the cardinalate by Francis and helped implement Francis’s controversial plan to add women to the board that forwards bishop nominations to the pope.




 
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