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Re: Habemus Papam!From: Joe (forcep@intercom.net)Sat Apr 23 12:01:30 2005
DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 4/23/05 10:31:31 AM, el@lisse.NA writes: > >> Robert, >> >> who cares? Not me :-)-O >> >> Point being that many Germans aren't as conservative as St. Rottweiler. >> >> el > > 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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