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No, people are pointing out that the Pope didn't say what you think he said. He ACTUALLY said Marxism was wrong, but he knew a few and they were good people. How about the entire quote? Still like him since he said it is wrong?
Well, since you are all over this thread acting as the quote police, then you should at least get it right. The pope didn't say he knew a few Marxists who were good people, he said he knew many. You know, as in more than just a few.
I'm sure you would want to be sure you're being accurate.
Why the Pope thinks it is wrong, and it being a sin, are completely different things.
You know that right? You have read the Bible, and know what a sin is, correct?
The Pope may disagree on how to serve a tennis ball correctly (not sure if he plays tennis honestly), but if he disagrees it is not a sin to think another way is right.
Where the American right is hell bent on shouting, "Welfare grabbing illegal alien!!" in their face. "You're stealing jobs Americans should have. And you're lazy!"
Pope Francis would no doubt wash their feet and give them a meal. Which would make the American right shout, "Jesus wouldn't do that!!!!! Jesus wants you to wash your own feet!!"
Typical relativist leftist, comparing playing tennis to an ideology that killed millions of people.
Marx rejected God, which is a sin.
Is that directed at me?
I compared nothing to nothing. Simply saying you can think people are good people even if they subscribe to political bull****.
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