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The Pope’s Priorities

The official doctrine of the Catholic Church is that life begins at conception. That means the life of a fertilized egg is as important as the life of any young person.

The official doctrine of the Catholic Church, emphatically restated by the current pope, is that for a married couple to have sex for any purpose but procreation is a sin.

In the real world, if a married Catholic man says to the priest in confession, “I have sinned because I had sex with my wife four times this week without any intent to procreate” the priest would reply, “Stop bragging and let’s back to your confession.”

As I have said before, no one could have been a Catholic bishop and not been aware of the wholesale rapes of little boys unless he was not an idiot, and no Catholic bishop is an idiot. You don’t get to that position if you are not bright.

When the scandal finally became public, not one single Catholic bishop was even reprimanded, no matter how many little boys he helped to get raped.

But the pope is worried to death about a fertilized egg.

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Bible-Thumpers and Brownie-Points

I just got back from a reunion with the mountaineer half of my family, the Snyders.

The Bible-thumpers have taken it over.

When I was at the Council of Conservative Citizens, I watched the dedicated and inarticulate people who had founded the CCC being steadily replaced by the preachers. The attendance at the conference was, of course, way down.

In both Pigeon Forge and at the Snyder family reunion, I rode around the Tennessee and North Carolina mountain area and watched the handiwork of these self-styled “Christians.” There is a big building in Hendersonville, North Carolina, set up by these “Christians” and dedicated to interracial adoptions.

The anti-white left could not penetrate those mountains, but these “Christians” can, so the Christians are pushing third world adoptions to penetrate white enclaves. I saw many a white woman pushing her little black or Oriental child around. This gives the Bible-thumpers big brownie points with the liberals who control the media.

I was talking to one of the South Carolina Bible-thumpers who have taken over the Snyder reunions and asked him about Beasley’s blasphemy and the Baptist lack of reaction to it. He got a look on his face that I have seen before many, many times on the faces of Communist Party members and Catholic and Presbyterian theologues. It said, “This man has stepped over the Party Line.”

He acted like I hadn’t said it.

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The Modular Man

The Modular Man is coming. By the middle of this century human parts will be developed in labs. If person has bad lungs, it will be easier just to put in new ones than to try to repair the old.

Parts of the brain will also be replaced. So where will the “Christians” and the sociologists who call themselves “bioethicists” going to be when that happens? Their propaganda campaign against cloning and embryo research is based on the idea that science is “crossing the line” into making new humans.

That is good fodder to make idiots put money in the collection plate or give a professor a good living right now, and that is all the preachers and professors care about.

But the simple fact is that the “line” they are talking about is not just going to be crossed, it is going to be stomped on and totally destroyed by the footprints of people who are not going to live with brain damage or heart disease or spend their lives in a wheel chair just to satisfy the preachers.

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Though None Follow…

On the night before He was arrested, Jesus spent the night praying to be released from the terror of crucifixion that he faced. He needed a friend to share His burden, so he took Peter with Him.

Peter fell asleep. Jesus was terribly disappointed. He was hurt that in the time when He had to wrestle with Satan and his final commitment, not even His most faithful follower would stay with Him.

But Jesus did not even consider wavering because He was disappointed in Peter.

We are all hurt by how stupid and slavish our people are. Why can’t they stand up and fight back while our borders are violated, our women are violated, all decency is violated?

It is inexcusable. It is cowardly. These people are not worth our concern.

All of this is true. None of this matters.

We will fight the fight and we will win for our people, despite our people.

Not because they have earned it, but because it is right.

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God’s Special Pets?

I wrote this to a retired Methodist minister.

Fashionable preachers must tell Buddhists and others that Jesus wasn’t all that special, but the Jews are. After all, they must demand that America kill an awfully lot of people and spend a lot of money to help Israel keep the land it took from the Arabs.

You are in the position the Church was in when Galileo proved that earth is not the center of the universe. The idea that Jews invented monotheism and were God’s special pets was OK in the Middle Ages, but it’s silly now.

It will take a long time before the churches stop justifying all those killings in the name of The Chosen People, just as it took the church until the early 1800s to let Galileo back in the Roman Church.

I understand Pope John Paul recently forgave Galileo once and for all for his crime of being a heretic.

It will be a while before theologians stop demanding killing and billions of dollars for God’s Chosen Country in Israel, just as it took a long time after Galileo for the church to stop killing people who said the earth wasn’t the center of the universe.

If you admit Israel is not God’s central concern, you might lose your pension.

Anyway, all that will be needed is a change of fashion for Israel to go out of style, and, once Europe has a Moslem majority, that change of fashion will be right along.

As you said, it takes two hundred pages to justify this nonsense now, and it’s getting longer every day.

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Church Unity?

I have been attacking preachers a lot lately, and this gives me the fear that some Catholics might think I’m a good guy. I am NOBODY’S good guy.

So let me take a blast at the Pope here. Everybody loves him, like everybody loves Winston Churchill and the group that calls itself The Greatest Generation.

The Roman catholic Church has Eastern Rite Churches. These are churches whose entire ritual is Eastern Orthodox, with a single exception. That exception is that in their Nicene Creed they says that the Holy Spirit proceeds from “the Father and the Son” while Eastern Orthodoxy says the Holy Spirit proceeds only from the Father.

Both churches have murdered and demand a lot of people over that.

Jesus said “of such is the Kingdom of Heaven,” referring to children. Those must have been some extraordinary children if they stayed awake at night worrying about whether the Holy proceeds from the Father and the Son or just from the Father.

Anyway, this is called the filioque, and having the right filioque is what God is all about, say the theologians.

I think I already pointed out that all theologians are psychopaths.

Anyway, Eastern Rite churches are interesting. The Ukrainian Eastern Rite Church has millions of members. The Melkite and Marionite Churches, both Lebanese Eastern Rite, make up most of the Christian population of Lebanon, which used to be the only Arab country with a Christian majority.

Eastern Rite priests are Roman Catholic priests, but they are married. In the Orthodox Church a priest can be married if he marries before ordination. A lot of Orthodox priests finish seminary and put off their ordination until they are married. Eastern Rite priests do the same thing.

I said, “Eastern Rite priests are Roman Catholic priests, but they are married. ” An Eastern Rite priest would not like that sentence. They insist that they are Orthodox. The local Greek Orthodox priest told me that part of their regular reading is Melkite writings.

The Catholic Church recognizes an Orthodox priest and an Orthodox service to be as valid as a Catholic one, and vice-versa.

So recently the Melkite Church asked that their members be allowed to go to either Orthodox or Roman Catholic services, as they chose, in the many places where there is no Melkite Church. It was the Pope who refused, for all his talk about Church Unity.

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Women Priests?

St. Francis Xavier (Xavier College), heir to Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, went to India, had most of his ministry there, and died there.

Xavier would not take Mass from Indian priests because they were colored.

Xavier had the same problem with brown priests that American Catholics will have with female priests after their church backs down on that, too.

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Evil Then and Now

The only similarity between me and Jesus Christ is that I will probably end up getting lynched too.

But I try to be good Christian, and one reason I think I am succeeding is because I am the exact opposite of professional preachers.

I don’t think there is anybody anymore who thinks liberal professional preachers regard their religious pretense as anything more than a useful pose for pushing their political agenda.

But a lot of people think professional conservative preachers actually believe what they say.

When conservative preachers find something their congregations want to believe, or when they need to say something to pacify liberals, they drag a quote out of the Old Testament to back up whatever they need to say.

If a conservative preacher is desperate enough, he will even quote Jesus, though they hate to do that and almost never do.

My situation is entirely different. I will work something out, boil my belief down to its essence, and then suddenly remember that Jesus said the same thing better two thousand years ago.

For example, I denounce the professors, who are almost universally evil people.

And yes, Virginia, I DO know the difference between “evil” and “honestly mistaken.” I meant evil.

Then I realize that Jesus said the same thing, but better, about the Learned Doctors of His own time, the priests and scribes and Pharisees. They were almost all evil men. I meant evil, and Jesus called them that.

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