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Re: Habemus Papam!From: DoctorJoe@aol.comSat Apr 23 11:18:03 2005
In a message dated 4/23/05 10:31:31 AM, el@lisse.NA writes:
> Robert, I think Rob was being philosophical. On the other hand, we in the US think in terms of politics. So remember, just because "many Germans aren't as conservative" doesn't mean it's a bad thing. There SHOULD be a spectrum of arch-conservative---->flaming liberal and most people fall somewhere in between. The functioning "organism" fluctuates in between the extremes as time goes on. After all, we in the US would agree that there are MANY people in the US who "aren't as conservative" as St. George... uh... I mean President Bush. Just as a few years ago, there were many Americans who "aren't as ..." ... well, you know ... as President Bubba. The system waxes and wanes as time passes, making the country what it is. Joe P. P.S. On the other hand, the Catholic Church, in its claim as the depository and repository for the Truth and Revelation of God, CANNOT swing very far one way or the other like a government. Unless you want to argue that "truth" is simply relative, and that one day 2+2=4, but next week it may =5 and next year it may swing back to =3, but on the average it's pretty close to =4. The physics major in me totally rebels at that concept, and the Church does, too. And Benedict XVI has been riding herd on orthodoxy for 24 years or so, so he's made some =5 and =3 enemies, no doubt, but will not waver from =4, if you catch my drift. (Of course you catch it - it's obvious, even if you're a liberal artsy major. LOL)
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