Pope Francis called for reform to devolve power away from Centralized Vatican and said that Catholics should be more engaged in helping the needy. To be truthful, Pope doesn’t keep die-hard opinion about anything except on the veracity of the New Testament and therefore, on the meaningfulness of the Old Testament. He is postmodern and post-consciousness in religious sense. His latest is the acceptability of time and a mild belief in future evolution of human race, particularly that of Catholics and other Christians. He inevitably believes in time and its progression though it is not clear from his statements in the past whether he believes in the end of time. But for sure, the Pope believes that Bible other than having socialist content does have capitalist as well and he is more open to Anglo-Protestantism than any previous Pope ever was. Therefore, he is indeed reformist and keeps a hidden desire to unite all Christians. But his latest attempt for decentralization may not necessarily remain confined to Catholics. That it is going to change all Christians is true but it may change all other religions. It’s part like Obamaism on the foreign policy where the US President many times acts likes a hawk while appearing neutral to many. Pope Francis could also join this group in intent, just like the hidden desire of the Federal Supreme Court to change the world by their verdicts. The US Congress obviously is front runner in dividing the world against the US and uniting the American cause all over the globe by its bipolarity combined with segmentation. Pope Francis is a European in talent but an American in intent.
Posted on: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 11:59:19 +0000
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