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To: marshmallow
But Küng, who has won the support of leading figures including Henry Kissinger, Kofi Annan, Jacques Rogge, Desmond Tutu, Mary Robinson and Shirin Ebadi. . . .

Oh, well, then, that certainly clinches it!

6 posted on 10/06/2012 5:09:23 PM PDT by Cicero (Marcus Tullius)
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To: Cicero

Ha—Kung won the admiration of all the Satanists who frequent the orgies and sacrificial rites of Baal at the Bohemian Grove. How sick that a person like Kung is still considered “Catholic” when his mind is so contaminated by the occult and base urges.

God Bless Pope Benedict XVI. I’ve been reading his works....he is a brilliant, clear thinker.


13 posted on 10/06/2012 5:34:45 PM PDT by savagesusie (Right Reason According to Nature = Just Law)
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To: Cicero
To be fair, they support Kung on his little side-project of creating a "global ethics program" for all cultures to agree to share - they have not signed on to his program of calling the Pope a dictator.

The article is actually hilarious. He calls the Pope pompous, yet he has a larger-than-life statue of himself outside his mansion.

It is painfully obvious that he is jealous of the Pope's success. It's just not fair! He is smarter, more sophisticated, more stylish, has more fashionable friends, more exquisite taste, it's a travesty!

Also, he cannot believe that the Pope won't hang out with him anymore, just because he called him a Nazi and encouraged his clergy to pick fights with him. How petty!

Kung's egomania pours out of him like a mighty river, no matter how much his journalistic cheerleaders try to promote him.

16 posted on 10/06/2012 5:45:55 PM PDT by wideawake
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