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Apparently the Vatican believes Saddam is just misunderstood.

So much for papal infallibility.

6 posted on 03/30/2003 5:22:31 PM PST by tbpiper

Nice response!

Although this was hit on in the main post, I want to add to it. It is the radical muslums that have been trying to drive a wedge between the world's religions, and has been for generations. How long after the creation of Israel did it take for radical muslums to attempt genocide? Hours!

And also does the pope feel that the lives of the Iraqi people are of no value? Does he feel that they should not be allowed to state their views? Does he feel that they should live forever in fear of a brutal, genocidal regeme? Does he have no compassion? Or is he just anti-Bush? Or senile?

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17 posted on 03/30/2003 5:39:57 PM PST by logic101.net (Support OUR Troops; Not Saddam's!)

The Pope is ONLY infallible in Church Doctrine.

120 posted on 03/31/2003 1:30:54 AM PST by Claire Voyant ((visualize whirled peas))

come on! the Pope was not speaking infallibly, he was speaking in a different capacity.

123 posted on 03/31/2003 2:03:45 AM PST by Smocker

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