[Pyro7480]

The Pope isn't infallible in everything he says or does. Papal infallibility only applies in canonizations and, since the doctrine was solemnly defined in 1870, on one occasion -- the declaration of the dogma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven.

Besides, the current Pope has done his part with the Regensburg address and the recent baptism of the Muslim.

[hanfei]

Why does he say “we” (i.e. “God and I”) instead of “I”? Why do Catholics believe he’s God’s representative on Earth?

The Regensburg address was private. Like Laurence Summers’s private address, it became a public catastrophe.

Benedict converted (as far as we know) one Muslim. This man apparently converts millions regularly.

Until the Pope stops the Catholic Church from supporting Muslim invaders in Eurabia, stops complaining about secularism to the exclusion of Islam, stops kissing up to the KGB Church, and stops trying to Catholicize America through Mexicanization instead of through evangelization, I won’t respect him as much I respect this man.