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Liberace would be proud.
Actually, Liberace would've used shiny lame instead of white silk ;) |
Pope...
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>>>The document said Orthodox churches were indeed “churches” because they have apostolic succession and that they enjoyed “many elements of sanctification and of truth.” But it said they lack something because they do not recognize the primacy of the pope — a defect, or a “wound” that harmed them, it said.<<< Hhhmm... big surprise... pope says any religion that doesn't recognize his authority is false... Predictable, but come on. "You don't agree with me so you are obviously wrong. Change your mind immediately." But I can't give you any valid reasons to do so. Glad I'm a pagan. Out of the whole discussion. He would hardly even bother with me- I'm doomed anway. Sixtus the Fifth... I like that. Was that a real name? |
It was his pope name.
His birth name was Felice Peretti. Sadly, there does not seem to have been a Pope Sixtus the Sixth. Sixtus I - 117-126 AD Sixtus II - 257-258 AD Sixtus III - 432-440 AD Sixtus IV - 1471-1484 AD Sixtus V - 1585-1590 AD (Yes, I know it is redundant to include AD in Papal terms but I was just making it clear they were years.) |
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(But, when I think about it, my great grandchildrens' Sixtus the Seventh would be waaaaay cooler!) |
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until one or another religion actually produces god saying 'yeah, dis be my crew', then one telling another theyre wrong just smacks of conceit
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This reminds me of one of my favorite Stephen Colbert quotes that I use frequently to make my coworkers scratch their heads:
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I hope that Sixtus the sixth, seventh and eighth have short papacies because I'm waiting for Sixtus the ninth. |
I cannot find the animated image of the pope turning into the emperor. It was really popular when he was elected.
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