Pagan Origins of the Christian Faith (Phil. Daily Inquirer)

[regnauld]

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God acts in mysterious ways, what is beyond reason one must submit to faith. I do not know what to believe yet in that point, because i have not exhausted the significant facts regarding the issue.

I see. Do you believe that the Roman Church committed a MORTAL SIN for condemning those people and for burning Bruno at the stake?

[Hellblazer 2.1]

^^^ My question was very simple and you gave me long answers!

The church made a GREAT MISTAKE when they condemned Copernicus, Galileo and worst of them all, Bruno who was burned at the stake!

The Roman Church commited MORTAL SINS that cannot be forgotten by future generations!

the Church has apologized, mr.regnauld.

[The_Child]

^^^ My question was very simple and you gave me long answers!

The church made a GREAT MISTAKE when they condemned Copernicus, Galileo and worst of them all, Bruno who was burned at the stake!

The Roman Church commited MORTAL SINS that cannot be forgotten by future generations!

well, perhaps it was a mistake, particularly if one looks at it from hindsight (especially to those who do not appreciate the intricacies in historical interpretation)

[regnauld]

the Church has apologized, mr.regnauld.

Who forgave her? The church too? It's too late. JUSTICE must be served!

[Hellblazer 2.1]

I see. Do you believe that the Roman Church committed a MORTAL SIN for condemning those people and for burning Bruno at the stake?

maybe the management (the people running the church) committed that sin, mr.regnauld.

[regnauld]

well, perhaps it was a mistake, particularly if one looks at it from hindsight (especially to those who do not appreciate the intricacies in historical interpretation)

Perhaps it was a mistake? You are not yet sure that it was really a mistake? How come Pope John Paul II asked for forgiveness of the crimes sommitted by the Roman Church?

[regnauld]

maybe the management (the people running the church) committed that sin, mr.regnauld.

So, the church was still pure and intact even though those people including the POPE himself commiteed a MORTAL SIN? I see.

[The_Child]

yes i am not sure. and i am not the pope, though the pope asked for forgiveness, it does not make me yield to believe that it was completely a mistake.

[regnauld]

yes i am not sure. and i am not the pope, though the pope asked for forgiveness, it does not make me yield to believe that it was completely a mistake.

So, if it was not completely a mistake would you say that it was just purely an accident and the church was just so naive and innocent of her actions?

[st.anthony]

and they say hitler holds the golden scepter for having the record of most kills...hehehehe!!!

a clever scheme to do away with the opposition without ever getting your hands dirty...

I think you must also undersatnd the idea of that time, how everyone understand the idiology and philosophy, culture of those times, Men are not perfect, and we commit mistakes, but what is important the men in authority have learned so much as we, and it was not even hidden from history and it was not even hidden that our imperfect leaders have ask forgiveness for its crimes.