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POPE Benedict XVI has called laws ignoring the difference between the sexes an "attack'' on creation just days after Portugal moved to legalise gay marriage.
Creatures, including humans, "can be protected or endangered'', the pope, 82, told the Vatican diplomatic corps in a traditional January address focusing mainly on environmental issues.
"One such attack comes from laws or proposals which, in the name of fighting discrimination, strike at the biological basis of the difference between the sexes,'' he said, citing ``certain countries in Europe or North and South America''.
Portugal's parliament last Friday approved plans to legalise gay marriage, and a final vote could occur before a visit by the pope in May.
Also last week, two men became the first homosexual couple to legally marry in Latin America, in the southern Argentine province of Ushuaia.
Originally posted by whaaa
Far be it for me to attempt to advise the Pope
perhaps il Papa should be addressing issues within his own flock before he comments on the outside world
That guy is not a "holy man," or a special man, or gods butler on earth. He's just a regular, old, fallible guy -- no different than you or I.
Originally posted by Parallex
Nothing surprises me coming from this evil man that was given the magical Pope hat to wear.
He was Cardinal Ratzinger before became the pope.
What was this particular cardinal in charge of before he became pope? Covering up the child abuse in the Catholic Church. He was active on every continent in this capacity, and did a damn fine job of burying the bastardisation of children by Catholic priests and others on a global scale. In doing so, I should imagine he uncovered a lot of dirt on the power players within the Catholic faith.
So THATS how he became Pope.... nothing to do with being an aspirational figure then....
He could do with being bumped off in my view - make the world a better place.
Parallex.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Wow... So the guy disagrees with your views on homosexuality.
And so you think he should be "bumped off".
So what, if I am against homosexuals now I am a target to be "bumped off" too?
Is it still a hate crime if it's the homosexuals attacking a heterosexual ?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Wow... So the guy disagrees with your views on homosexuality.
And so you think he should be "bumped off".
So what, if I am against homosexuals now I am a target to be "bumped off" too?
Is it still a hate crime if it's the homosexuals attacking a heterosexual ?