When asked about never-proven-by-science man-made global warming during his carbon-spewing jet flight back to Vatican City from Africa, the CEO of the Roman Catholic Church, the Italian-based commercial religious firm, Pope Francis said, "I can say that it is now or never. We are on the edge of suicide."
Pope Francis seems to doubt that God will be there for mankind. Pope Francis more or less said that God will turn his back upon mankind and fail to save his creation from suicide. Instead, the Pope seems to put his faith, his trust such ordinary men as politicians.
One would have believed that a guy who heads up a firm specializing in selling weekly lectures about hope and salvation would hold a positive outlook toward the supreme being who created the universe and all that it contains.
Maybe Pope Francis has never heard of Noah and the book of Genesis found in most Old Testaments. Here we are more than seven billion of mankind later.
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Pope Francis seems to doubt that God will be there for mankind. Pope Francis more or less said that God will turn his back upon mankind and fail to save his creation from suicide. Instead, the Pope seems to put his faith, his trust such ordinary men as politicians.
One would have believed that a guy who heads up a firm specializing in selling weekly lectures about hope and salvation would hold a positive outlook toward the supreme being who created the universe and all that it contains.
Maybe Pope Francis has never heard of Noah and the book of Genesis found in most Old Testaments. Here we are more than seven billion of mankind later.
