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Katherine 9 month s ago
#20
They stole the idea from Ned Kelly...
They stole the idea from Ned Kelly...
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Audrey 9 month s ago
#5 woooooo. that much on welfare?? sounds like the Aussies need some DOGE!
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Virginia 9 month s ago
#15 $100 in 1956 adjusted for inflation would be $1200 today.
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Nibby 9 month s ago
#18 So the pope had personnel to execute people? So the highest person in church actively broke number 6 of the 10 commandments?
and STILL people think religion is a good idea?
and STILL people think religion is a good idea?
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Raphael 9 month s ago
Nibby,
I don't actually disagree with you but technically that Pope didn't break the commandment (not saying other popes didn't) he had someone else do it. It's all about deniability just like today.
I don't actually disagree with you but technically that Pope didn't break the commandment (not saying other popes didn't) he had someone else do it. It's all about deniability just like today.
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Levicy 9 month s ago
Raphael,
You are both wrong. The proper translation of the commandment is "thou shall not /murder/." The Church has always recognized capital punishment as valid in certain circumstances.
You are both wrong. The proper translation of the commandment is "thou shall not /murder/." The Church has always recognized capital punishment as valid in certain circumstances.
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Bev 9 month s ago
Levicy,
So as long as the local lord says it's ok, ending a life isn't a sin. Again that really seems like hiding behind a technicality... "Do whatever your king says and God will back you" (unless the king crosses us...)
So as long as the local lord says it's ok, ending a life isn't a sin. Again that really seems like hiding behind a technicality... "Do whatever your king says and God will back you" (unless the king crosses us...)
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Nervie 9 month s ago
Raphael,
The Papal aristocracy is the oldest, continual grift, in the history of mankind.
The Papal aristocracy is the oldest, continual grift, in the history of mankind.
They stole the idea from Ned Kelly...
and STILL people think religion is a good idea?
I don't actually disagree with you but technically that Pope didn't break the commandment (not saying other popes didn't) he had someone else do it. It's all about deniability just like today.
You are both wrong. The proper translation of the commandment is "thou shall not /murder/." The Church has always recognized capital punishment as valid in certain circumstances.
So as long as the local lord says it's ok, ending a life isn't a sin. Again that really seems like hiding behind a technicality... "Do whatever your king says and God will back you" (unless the king crosses us...)
The Papal aristocracy is the oldest, continual grift, in the history of mankind.