Monday, January 19, 2015

The Pope is Fooling Himself and Others with the Illusion of Love

The Pope might be a good person and want to help, but he is still a dependent child pretending to be an adult playing the role of father figure to others, if he was a free soul, he would leave the cult or emotional prison of the Catholic church. Free autonomous people don't join and belong to cults. He is a pretty seductive illusion that the only help he can give anyone is to allure you to join and stay in his cult or in the trap with him.
Yes, the pope is wrong. I agree with the author of the article: Pope Francis is wrong. Religion deserves ridicule. Pope’s words in the quote below give me a window into his psychic and how he is still a scared little boy, pretending to be grown up, casting himself as a father figure over others to manage the repressed fears of the child he once was. So mothers and religion, standing in as substitute mother/father figures telling people what to do, just like their mothers once did, when they were little children, can’t be criticized?!  The idealization of his mother and of religion, the substitute mother figure keeps him and his followers stuck in childhood, where they either play the role of the child or act as if personalities playing the role of father/mother figures.  If his mother had truly loved him, he would not have joined a cult and worn the cloth of love, his own mother gave him when he was a little boy, fooling the followers of the catholic cult, the same way his mother once did when he was defenseless little boy, as a little boy he could not afford to see through his mother illusion of love, but as an adult, he can gather the courage to let go of this illusion and become real and stop fooling himself and his followers.
“If my good friend Dr. Gasparri says a curse word against my mother, he can expect a punch,” Francis said, throwing a pretend to punch his way. “It’s normal. You cannot provoke. You cannot insult the faith of others. You cannot make fun of the faith of others.” Pope Francis

Facebook comments from the sharing of this post:

John Wilwerding Yes, the Christian Creator tolerates much in the religious theological belief that man is given free will, including ridicule and rejection of the Master himself. Many faith leaders forget this truth, understood as a paradox.

Chris Wilson · The Xtian fairy tale does not give man free will though - There's an eternity in hell waiting for anyone who doesn't do what sky dad wants. Meanwhile, the holy book of fairytales credits sky dad with acts of mass slaughter that would have Lawrence Bittaker priapic for weeks.


David Einav If a person is 100% sure in their beliefs and truth, they shouldn't be afraid of criticism. The reason for fear of ridicule shows the low level of confidence that religious people have in their faith!!!


Monica Chelagat In theory I agree but the ISIS threat is real. The pope is 'talking to them' too. Religion aside, the artistic and historical value of the Vatican is priceless! Once you realize the limits of a fanatic synonym of madness I think to mock is stupid not freedom of expression. Dealing with religious fanatics requires intelligence, not provocations.

Sylvie Imelda Shene Yes, the ISIS threat is real and so are the psychopaths from the west. The psychopaths from the west contributed to dangerous groups like ISIS flourishing and growing, so they have a reason to go to war and kill to satisfy their thirst for blood. The bomb in people’s brains can be triggered by anything at any time to kill or attack others no matter what one does. Then we could say that the publishing of my book provoked the sociopaths at my last job, maybe I should have not written a book telling the truth about the human mind and I’m sure I would still have my job today and they would not have tried to murder my soul to discredit me, so they could go on with their lies and illusions as usual.

Also, read my blog Pope Francis Blames the Victims for Provoking the Abusers






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