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Pope Francis addresses young people in Singapore.

 

 

 

What a role model for young people spreading the true gospel of Jesus Christ, right? Way to go, Jorge! Whoa, what’s that? EVERY belief, EVERY faith, EVERY false teaching, EVERY heretical teaching, EVERY false prophet, and EVERY cockamamie whatever you believe, whatever makes you feel good in this twist the truth upside down inside out evil is good — good is evil load of dung relativistic world leads to God?

Oh, woe, do you, if anywhere in the above, have an eternal shock coming if you do not repent and come out from being the darkness, from being in darkness.

As for me and my house, we turn to the words of Jesus;

Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”

John 14:6

We rely upon, we believe, we trust, our whole faith is in He Who was fully truly a man, IS fully truly God, Yeshua Hamashiach, the Lord Jesus Christ, King of kings, Lord of lords, Prince of Peace.

Who do you trust? Jorge, working under the alias of Pope Francis, a lying heretical sinful deceiving corrupted man who is a minister of Satan while appearing as a pious holy man of God? A blatant heretic and false teacher, or the inerrant infallible unchanging eternal whole living and active Word of God?

For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into apostles of Christ. And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light. Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also transform themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.

2 Corinthians 11:13-15

It’s an important decision. An eternally important one. To be on the right side of understanding when it comes to how to know God, Who is required in order to truly know God, to go to heaven and eternal life with God — and that is only One Who, Jesus.

No other way. No other path.

Don’t like that? Too bad. That’s exactly how it is.

Tell you what, when you are totally pure, without sin, and beyond knowing anything, there is nothing that you can learn or be taught, and you create everything that is known by merely saying, “Let there be…” and you see how those you created deny you, hate you, sin continually and you decide the only way to redeem them, save them, is to become one in flesh as they are and show them what the kingdom looks like, a person spotless, blameless without sin that ends of being tortured and beaten to the point of being unrecognizable as a person, spit on, mocked, scourged with the Roman cat-o-nine-talis [look that up sometime soon, will you] and then bleeding profusely, pain unimaginable, flesh ripped from your body you are led from the illegal court through the streets of Jerusalem bleeding your sinless blood all the way to be nailed to a cross to die? And then after 3 days you walk out of a tomb alive and are seen by no fewer than 500 witnesses?  THEN and ONLY THEN you get to say how it is. Otherwise? Best humble yourself. Repent. Listen to God. Listen to Jesus. Listen to the inerrant infallible unchanging whole eternal living and active Word of God.

To anyone scoffing, mocking, denying we all are living in the very last of the last days and closer than ever in this world that has changed as no other time in world history to the Lord coming to gather up, catch up His own, His people to Him and then the ushering in of the Great Tribulation…

…humm, perhaps time to seriously, deeply rethink all that scoffing, mocking, and denying and fix your heart, mind, eyes, spirit, soul, and life on Jesus!  NOW. While the Good, Gracious, Longsuffering, Loving Lord blesses you with breath and a beating heart. To the professed Christian and to the lifelong doubter, unbeliever alike. REPENT! Turn back to, or turn to for the first time the Lord Jesus Christ, Yeshua Hamashiach, King of kings, Lord of lords!

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Ken Pullen, Friday, September 13th, 2024

 

 

 

That Wild & Crazy Jorge Is At It Again…

 

Pope Francis: ‘Every religion is a way to arrive at God’

 

Jorge, a.k.a. Pope Francis told young people in Singapore that being ‘Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Christian’ are just ‘different paths,’ as ‘every religion is a way’ to God

 

 

Friday, September 13, 2024

By Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent

Reprinted from LifeSite News

 

SINGAPORE (LifeSiteNews) — Pope Francis today told young people of different faiths that “every religion is a way to arrive at God.”

Addressing an inter-religious meeting of young people in Singapore just before departing for his return flight to Rome, Pope Francis turned to one of the central themes of his pontificate – inter-religious dialogue.

“One of the things that struck me about all of you here is your ability to engage in inter-religious dialogue, and this is very important,” he told the crowd, assembled in Singapore’s Catholic Junior College.

Notwithstanding any comments to the contrary, the Catholic Church has consistently and clearly taught that it is the only true Church, the Body of Christ (Eph 1:22), and it exercises the charge given by Christ to spread the Gospel to all nations and to bring souls into the Church (Mark 16).

‘Every religion’ reaches God

Leaving aside his prepared speech and speaking without a script {transcript subsequently published here}, Francis instead spoke chiefly on dialogue between religions, having just taken questions from a Catholic, a Sikh, and a Hindu.

The meeting’s widely varied mix of creeds represents Singapore’s status as one of the most diverse religious nations in the world. Focusing on this, Francis urged that no religion be given priority but that individuals instead focus on parity between beliefs:

If we start to fight amongst ourselves and say “my religion is more important than yours, my religion is true, yours is not,” where will that lead us? Where?

It’s okay to discuss [between religions].

Continuing, the Pope declared that each religion is a means to attain God, stating:

Every religion is a way to arrive at God. There are different languages to arrive at God, but God is God for all. And how is God God for all? We are all sons and daughters of God. But my god is more important than your god, is that true?

There is only one God and each of us has a language to arrive at God. Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Christian, they are different paths.

The Pope’s words were warmly welcomed by those present in the hall, which included leaders and representatives of Singapore’s many religious bodies and the large papal retinue.

Courage to pursue religious harmony

Francis also dedicated time warning of the dangers of “bullying” and urging young people to have “courage” to move forward in inter-religious dialogue.

In order to have inter-religious dialogue between youth it takes courage, because youth is really the time when there is courage in our lives. But you can also have this courage and use it for things that really don’t help you, or you can use that courage to move forward and engage in dialogue.

Engaging in a discussion with the selected young people on the stage about the evils of bullying, Francis urged that to “move past” differences “helps with inter-religious dialogue.”

“You can build and move forward with inter-religious dialogue when you respect each other, and this is very important.”

He encouraged them to build a “safe space” where they could discuss their differences without fear of bullying. “Because dialogue is something that creates a path, a way,” Francis said.

He closed the meeting by calling on all present to “pray for each other” in silence. The Pope did not give a formal blessing – echoing his actions in Indonesia – but instead vocally called for God’s blessings on those present:

Let’s pray for each other … May God bless all of us. And as time passes and you become older, especially as you become grandparents, pass this on to the children and grandchildren.

God bless you and pray for me, but pray in favor, not against [me].

Following the conclusion of Francis’ comments, the young people assembled made an inter-religious pledge, committing to promote religious dialogue and harmony:

We the future generation pledge to be a beacon of unity and hope by promoting cooperation and friendships that nurture the harmonious co-existence between people of diverse beliefs.

Speaking to a similar inter-religious gathering of youth in Indonesia only last week, Francis said “Here, you are from diverse religions, but we have only one God, He is only one.”

Catholicism and salvation

Pope Francis has made numerous inter-religious statements and collaborated in formal documents on the matter – notably the controversial 2019 Abu Dhabi document and the Istiqlal Declaration, signed just days ago in Indonesia. The Abu Dhabi text has been described as seeking to “overturn the doctrine of the Gospel” due to its promotion of equality of religions in a form of “fraternity.”

However, the much-loved and widely respected approved catechism, the Baltimore Catechism, reminds readers simply that “The one true Church established by Christ is the Catholic Church.” {Q. 152}

Catholic doctrine teaches that this fact is knowable since the Catholic Church alone has the four marks of being the true Church: one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic.

As a result, the Church teaches that all souls must “belong” to the Church to be saved: “All are obliged to belong to the Catholic Church in order to be saved.” {Baltimore Catechism Q 166.}

This teaching of “Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus” (no salvation outside the Church), has been increasingly rejected by modernizing activists in recent years, yet remains valid and unchanging in the Church’s teaching.

Pope Leo XII pronounced it clearly in his 1824 encyclical letter Ubi Primum:

It is impossible for the most true God, who is Truth Itself, the best, the wisest Provider, and the Rewarder of good men, to approve all sects who profess false teachings which are often inconsistent with one another and contradictory, and to confer eternal rewards on their members. For we have a surer word of the prophet, and in writing to you We speak wisdom among the perfect; not the wisdom of this world but the wisdom of God in a mystery.

By it we are taught, and by divine faith we hold one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and that no other name under heaven is given to men except the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth in which we must be saved. This is why we profess that there is no salvation outside the Church.

The Vatican’s 1949 decree from the Holy Office instructed bishops charged with promoting true ecumenism to draw souls to the Church, and that they must always teach the fullness of the Church’s priority:

By no means is it permitted to pass over in silence or to veil in ambiguous terms the Catholic truth regarding the nature and way of justification, the constitution of the Church, the primacy of jurisdiction of the Roman Pontiff, and the only true union by the return of the dissidents to the one true Church of Christ.

The Catholic Church notes that it is possible for those remaining outside the Church “through no grave fault of their own” and who are somehow unaware that the Church is the true Church, to still be saved “by making use of the graces which God gives them.” However, salvation in these cases of “invincible ignorance” is not found through other churches, but is through the Catholic Church as the channel of grace, as taught by St. Thomas Aquinas.