Thursday, September 24, 2015
Today on Meet the Press...
TODD: Should a Pope's faith matter? Should your faith matter to Catholics?
POPE: Well, I guess it depends on what that faith is. If it's inconsistent with the values and principles of The Church, then of course it should matter.
TODD: So do you believe that Islam is consistent with the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
POPE: No, I don't, I do not. I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of The Church. I absolutely would not agree with that.
But I do think that Ben Carson would make a terrific El Papa!
PROGRESSIVE PUNDITS: Nowhere in that back and forth does Pope Francis stipulate that he is talking about a certain radicalized strain within Islam. Religious bigot!We heard you, sir!
We interrupt this satirical blog post to bring you this very important message from the CEO, CFO and all-around BMOC of the Chattering Teeth Blog, Jerry 'DaBlade':
Ladies and gentlemen... and confused transgendereds. You may be thinking the above fake interview seems a little familiar. That's because it is the exact interview between Chuck Todd of Meet the Press and Presidential hopeful, Ben Carson, with just a few key words changed.
Mr. Carson answered in a similar way that he would not 'advocate' a muslim president, and a liberal firestorm ensued. "THAT'S AGAINST SOME CONSTITUTION ARTICLE THINGY THAT FORBIDS ONE HOLD THAT OPINION!!!," some progressive twits wrongly stated.
It's true that Article VI, paragraph 3 of the United States constitution states “no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.” This has nothing to do with Mr. Carson stating his opinion. It's one I share, and apparently so do many others based on the recent boost to his coffers.
What does that have to do with your ridiculous analogy using the Pope above?
Thank you for that nonsensical interjection, mister disembodied progressive voice and disenfranchised mind. Hypothetically, Pope Francis may or may not hold the opinion that a muslim should not be Pope. Technically, a non-Catholic male could be elected Pope, but he would have to be immediately converted to Catholicism, ordained as a priest, and consecrated as a bishop before becoming Pope.
This seems about as unlikely as an America-hating, anti-Semitic, muslim sympathizer of questionable national origin being elected president of the United States and suddenly converting to a believer and upholder of our Constitution and our rule of law.
Update: Pope Francis finally finished washing Mooshell's feet.
This post made me laugh out loud! And so true! Excellent satire. Well done. ~:)
ReplyDeleteI laughed so hard I forgot my witty reply.
ReplyDeleteAnd the dog ate my witty reply.
Actually, few Christians could pass a religious test for office of pope.
They don't know enough of the Bible to pass the test.
Sparky, Glad you laughed! This puts you under suspicion of having a twisted sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteEd, I like the hat and the uniform, but I don't really like the new Pope mobile Fiat. I'd have to change that up for some muscle. Did you know that when a Pope is elected, white smoke comes out of the chimney? Did you also know that when barack was elected, green smoke is often seen rising from the WH back porch? Not sure where that was going, i just found it odd.
Put me on the list with Sparky because I loved it, too. Bewarned, thought, that if you hear big, hulking footsteps behind you, you'd better run like you've never run before. She could break you like a dry twig :o
ReplyDeleteThanks for the 'Squatch alert, cube!
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