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the pope

58 durable postsStarted 2005-04-01Latest 2005-04-09
#12465Post 1 of 58

no matter what your views on his opinions are, today is gonna be a sad day for the world. looks like the pope is losing the battle to his illness. terrible news. the man never tried to harm anyone and always tried to do the right for humanity. this puts a damper on the good feelings i had this morning. if his time ends today, i can only hope its peaceful and happy. :(

God bless.

#395034Post 2 of 58

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looks like he's on his way out... RIP

#395037Post 3 of 58

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how does popedom (is that the right word?) work? is there somebody in line to become the next pope? is a pope elected? sorry if thats a dumb question, i am not a religious person, just curious about what happens.

#395040Post 4 of 58

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God tells them who is the next pope.

#395041Post 5 of 58

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that makes sense.... crossing my fingers its me

#395043Post 6 of 58

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  1. its called the papalcy(spelling is probably off)

  2. a new pope will be elected in 14 days, every cardinal in the world will be heading to rome to hold meetings for awhile and they elect a new pope from the existing cardinals.

#395044Post 7 of 58

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Sad News. He has a lot for mankind even if ur not religious. May he rest in peace.

#395047Post 8 of 58

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I wonder if i can get my name in the hat for this pope thing?

If elected, 1st item on the agenda, pope needs a new hat.

#395051Post 9 of 58

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just better not be a cardinals cap. :?

#395077Post 10 of 58

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according to drudge, the pope has passed on.

now they are reporting that that was false info. :oops:

#395086Post 11 of 58

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Jenks 4 Pope 2005

#395087Post 12 of 58

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theman.

what a burden to have the world on your shoulders. and so willing accept so.

God or not. the man was a very good human being. truly will be a sad loss.

#395102Post 13 of 58

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from what i'm reading, he's ready to go. i guess it's his time. funny story though...i went to rome a few years ago with a some friends. one of them works for the NY Yankees. we wanted to get tickets to the easter sunday mass at the vatican, so my buddy contacted the vatican prior to our trip. he told them he was with the yankees and if he can do anything to let him know, etc. long story short, cardinal defrancisco (sp?) contacted him and they agreed to exchange tickets. basically, he left us 4 tix to mass and he left the cardinal some tickets at the yankee stadium press gate for some of his family members. cardinal defransisco could be the next Pope. I think he still gets tickets for his family on occasion.

#395117Post 14 of 58

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[quote=drthundr]from what i'm reading, he's ready to go. i guess it's his time. funny story though...i went to rome a few years ago with a some friends. one of them works for the NY Yankees. we wanted to get tickets to the easter sunday mass at the vatican, so my buddy contacted the vatican prior to our trip. he told them he was with the yankees and if he can do anything to let him know, etc. long story short, cardinal defrancisco (sp?) contacted him and they agreed to exchange tickets. basically, he left us 4 tix to mass and he left the cardinal some tickets at the yankee stadium press gate for some of his family members. cardinal defransisco could be the next Pope. I think he still gets tickets for his family on occasion.[/quote]

So God really does like the Yankees???
Anyway, the Pope dying is making my wife very sad, she is devotly(sp?) Catholic. I, on the other hand, am not devotly religious. Still sad, sad news for all of humanity. This Pope ratified the Cathoilc doctorine more than any other and he shall be missed by just more than the Catholics of the world.

#395160Post 15 of 58

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Its very sad day. I am not sure if media is doing right to cover all this terrible fact in such intensive way, but after all I think its time not to make a secret the pope is human as others.

Everybody went to the church today, even now people are still praying.

Hope is what we have left. I think the Pope would be happy to see how the whole world reacted...happy for fulfilling his mission.

Today united we stand.

Read Dan Brown's ' Demons and Angels' if you wanna know what happens after the Pope passes away.

#395187Post 16 of 58

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Why everyone keeps saying "the whole world", "everybody", "all the people"... I respect the feelings of those who have faith, and are praying for him, but come on... not everyone cares about it, I don't... so next time, say "the whole world, except beto"

#395189Post 17 of 58

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[quote=beto]Why everyone keeps saying "the whole world", "everybody", "all the people"...

I couldn't care less... so next time, say "the whole world, except beto"[/quote]

and MJ

#395246Post 18 of 58

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why read the thread if you don't care :?:

wankers. :roll: :lol:

#395270Post 19 of 58

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shame on you pelo... saying that word on the pope's topic

#395272Post 20 of 58

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there`s nothing wrong with a little self pleasure now and then pelo, you should try it sometime, you may relieve some of that pent up frustration you have. :wink2:

#395306Post 21 of 58

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[quote=krolikk]Its very sad day. I am not sure if media is doing right to cover all this terrible fact in such intensive way, but after all I think its time not to make a secret the pope is human as others. [/quote]

Unfortunately, the "News" is "reality tv" and people are eating it up ... get used to it bub this is still the beginning.

#395315Post 22 of 58

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[quote=Musical Journey][quote=beto]Why everyone keeps saying "the whole world", "everybody", "all the people"...

I couldn't care less... so next time, say "the whole world, except beto"[/quote]

and MJ[/quote]

the whole world without beto and MJ.

#395334Post 23 of 58

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[quote=krolikk][quote=Musical Journey][quote=beto]Why everyone keeps saying "the whole world", "everybody", "all the people"...

I couldn't care less... so next time, say "the whole world, except beto"[/quote]

and MJ[/quote]

the whole world without beto and MJ.[/quote]

Don't forget me :WinkNSmi:

[img]http://www.adherents.com/rel_pie.gif[/img]

[quote]Yet the percentage of Catholics as a share of world population dropped. In 1978, 17.99% of the world's inhabitants were Catholic; in 1990, the tally was 17.68%; and in 2002, 17.2%.[/quote]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but your " whole world " is less than 1/5 of world population. :?

#395357Post 24 of 58

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So now it's the whole world except Beto, MJ, Zen Master and Yao.

To think of the problems my non-religiousness has given me in Africa...it has given me a good laugh too tho.

I respect the pope for the fact that he truly believes in what he thinks, and is always trying to make the world a better place. But I have nothing with his thoughts on a lot of issues, such as the use of preservatives and whatnot. The Vatican and this pope are stuck in some extreme kind of conservatism, which I dislike to the fullest.

May he rest in peace, same as every other individual on this planet that is about to die in anonimity.

#395381Post 25 of 58

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add picklemonkey there. hate to say it, but I don't give a shit about the pope or religion. Religion is a a cult, and the Pope is Jim Jones.

#395385Post 26 of 58

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im not religious...but visited the italy a couple of wks ago and its VERY obvious that his death will touch a lot of people. id be int to see who the nxt pope is. n

#395388Post 27 of 58

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[quote=Yao]The Vatican and this pope are stuck in some extreme kind of conservatism, which I dislike to the fullest. [/quote]

I guess you have no clue what popes were like before him and how liberal he is comparing to the others...you just dont know what the extreme conservatism is like...but I respect your opinion. Its a free world....think what you want.

peace :)

#395391Post 28 of 58

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yeah, he would def. be considered liberal by pope standards imo

#395392Post 29 of 58

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[url=http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050402/ap_on_re_eu/pope]the pope has officially died (for real this time)[/url]

#395393Post 30 of 58

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[quote=picklemonkey]add picklemonkey there. hate to say it, but I don't give a shit about the pope or religion. Religion is a a cult, and the Pope is Jim Jones.[/quote]

Try not to say anything next time and skip the topic. He passed away.

:(

#395395Post 31 of 58

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it's sad that he passed away, but my great grandparents have passed away and they were great people too. you should be mourning them also

#395398Post 32 of 58

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[quote=picklemonkey]it's sad that he passed away, but my great grandparents have passed away and they were great people too. you should be mourning them also[/quote]

wrong argument, check this out....

I wasnt mourning them...BUT I didnt say I dont give a shit about them either...feel the difference.

peace.

#395399Post 33 of 58

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kill the argument fellas... we all know pickle is an :Asshole:

#395403Post 34 of 58

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it's sad that he died, yes. but, I don't give a shit. I didn't know him, and I don't worship him, so his death has no effect on me and my feelings. hence, I don't give a shit. I can say "his death doesn't bother me" or "I don't give a shit" but they both mean exactly the same thing :wink:

#395407Post 35 of 58

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or you could have just not said anything :|

i'm not a religious person at all, but you still have to respect that this man was a figurehead for people that are religious and thats something im not sure people like you and i can really understand. if there had been a thread saying "picklemonkeys grandparents die" i certainly would not have said "doesn't affect me, i don't give a shit..."

#395408Post 36 of 58

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[quote=picklemonkey]it's sad that he died, yes. but, I don't give a shit. I didn't know him, and I don't worship him, so his death has no effect on me and my feelings. hence, I don't give a shit. I can say "his death doesn't bother me" or "I don't give a shit" but they both mean exactly the same thing :wink:[/quote]

funny, Bush didnt say that and I bet there is no effect on his life as well.

If you didnt get the difference last time I will explain it :

The difference is.....he can behave in such a moment...you cant.

thats all for me. period.

Peace

#395411Post 37 of 58

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Peace out brother :roll:

#395412Post 38 of 58

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:group hu:

#395438Post 39 of 58

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[quote] I didn't know him, and I don't worship him[/quote]

that is where you are wrong. we do not worship, we beleived in him. your own words have proven your ignorance. good day.

#395442Post 40 of 58

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I'm ignorant for not having the same beliefs that you guys do :roll:

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