[TigerTown]

I disagree with William Peter Blatty on this point because I think Pope Francis is a leftist, but when Decker asked him about this, the Exorcist author said: "It is the media’s misinterpretation of his words that have created this impression, sometimes a single sentence wrapped inside a statement many pages long taken out of context." Does he have a point?

[Beowulf9]

“Never in history — never! – has there been a universal yearning by all of mankind for something that does not exist.”

I have often thought this myself.

[BigCinBigD]

In other words. No proof at all.

[theDentist]

The media does far too often take sentences (or portions of it) out of context for their own purposes.

[dware]

There are three things that assure me that what comes next is more life: 1. My Catholic faith

Well, good luck with that.

[Jack Hammer]

‘Never in history — never! – has there been a universal yearning by all of mankind for something that does not exist.’

Uh... limited government comes to mind....

[twister881]

Keith Richards?

[tet68]

Human kind often questions where they will go
after they die.
They seldom ask where they were before they
were born...

[bike800]

As is seen with his latest environmental comments...he is being taken out of context...probably on purpose

[Starstruck]

“Never in history — never! – has there been a universal yearning by all of mankind for something that does not exist.”

But there has in the past been a universal yearning of all mankind for something that does exist.

[stockpirate]

“Naked came I from my mothers womb, and naked I shall return there, and in all this Job was found blameless in the eyes of the Lord.

[WriteOn]

Faith is rational, but not scientific. I have faith in reason.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

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