Via Phil Inmon >>> Thank you, Phil. :) Here lies something that was affixed to a column at the corner of the Orsini Palace in Rome at the beginning of the 16th century, mind you as a comparison between Christ and the pope that I will now share: Christ said: My kingdom is not of this world. The pope conquers cities by force. Christ had a crown of thorns. The pope wears a triple diadem. Christ washed the feet of His disciples. The pope has his kissed by Kings. Christ paid tribute. The pope takes it. Christ fed the sheep. The pope shears them for his own profit. Christ was poor. The pope wishes to be master of the world. Christ carried on His shoulders the cross. The pope is carried on the shoulders of his servants in liveries of gold. Christ despised riches. The pope has no other passion than for gold. Christ drove out the merchants from the temple. The pope welcomes them. Christ preached peace. The pope is the torch of war. Christ was meekness The pope is pride personified. Christ promulgated the laws that the pope tramples underfoot. Source: “Romanism: A Menace To The Nation,” by Father Jeremiah Crowley, 1912, pg. 205
Posted on: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 01:30:43 +0000
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