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Pope Francis invites Political Leaders to sign “Global Pact”

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OK check out what Pope Francis is organizing ... the push for a new global order, a new humanism - just setting the stage for the arrival of the AC.  Oh ... and the date of this satanic global meeting with the many ... will be held, at the Vatican, on (drum roll please) May 14, 2020!  How ironic ... since May 14, 1948 just happens to be when Jewish Agency Chairman David Ben-Gurion proclaimed the State of Israel’s rebirth.  Hmmm, coincidence with the timing?  :popcorn

Pope Francis Invites Political Leaders To Sign ‘Global Pact’ "Reinventing the Global Educational Alliance"
Dailywire
By Paul Bois
9/16/19

Further signaling his acceptance of globalism during an age of increased nationalism, Pope Francis has now invited leaders to sign a "Global Pact" to create a "new humanism."

"The global event, set to take place at the Vatican on May 14, 2020, is themed 'Reinventing the Global Educational Alliance,'" reports LifeSiteNews. "The Pope is inviting representatives of the main religions, international organizations and various humanitarian institutions, as well as key figures from the world of politics, economics and academia, and prominent athletes, scientists and sociologists to sign a 'Global Pact on Education' so as to 'hand on to younger generations a united and fraternal common home.'"

On September 12, the Holy Father said in a video message that "universal solidarity" can only be achieved by way of a "global education pact."

LifeSiteNews noted that Pope Francis issued a "strikingly secular message" on the pact that contained just one reference to God and even echoed former First Lady Hillary Clinton's favorite phrase: "It takes a village to raise a child."

"This [Global Pact] will result in men and women who are open, responsible, prepared to listen, dialogue and reflect with others, and capable of weaving relationships with families, between generations, and with civil society, and thus to create a new humanism," said Pope Francis.

The Pope added that an "alliance" must be formed "between the earth's inhabitants and our 'common home,' which we are bound to care for and respect. An alliance that generates peace, justice and hospitality among all peoples of the human family, as well as dialogue between religions."

The Pope's invitation to a "Global Pact" echoes his recent declaration that the "common good has become global" while criticizing the nation-state for being unable to meet this human need. He, however, did not issue a call for a one-world government.

"In the current situation of globalization not only of the economy but also of technological and cultural exchanges, the nation-state is no longer able to procure the common good of its population alone," Pope Francis told the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences in May. "While, according to the principle of subsidiarity, individual nations must be given the power to operate as far as they can, on the other hand, groups of neighboring nations — as is already the case — can strengthen their cooperation by attributing the exercise of certain functions and services to intergovernmental institutions that manage their common interests."

In what was seen as a veiled critique of the pope's stance, Cardinal Raymond Burke later told Rome Life Forum that natural law permits patriotism "in accord with the order written upon the human heart" and "does not make just and legitimate a single global government."

"Before the challenges of our time, there are those who propose and work for a single global government, that is, for the elimination of individual national governments, so that all of humanity would be under the control of a single political authority," said Burke. "For those who are convinced that the only way to achieve the common good is the concentration of all government in a single authority, loyalty to one’s homeland or patriotism has become an evil."

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Globalism at it's core it not a bad thing, IE: For when everything above the Earth, within the Earth and under the Earth declares Jesus is Lord!

But in the hands of men and with any other agenda, globalism however it is applied is nothing more than a man made effort to create a temple of subjugation!

The Pope above all else should know that the heart of man is continually evil.  That is to say that the human condition cannot be changed by any agreement, alliance, compact or law.  And that historically all such previous endeavors has fallen extremely short.

He, the Pope seems to put great faith in man and seemingly little reliance on the transforming  spirit of God!  Once again all of his efforts seem to reinforce one central theme.  His papacy and his own throne!  It's not a matter of changing laws or consciencness, but rather hearts that are deferred to the one true God.  Not human effort, but divine intervention!

Again his efforts and methodology is neither prompted by spiritual influence, but rather by human  human efforts!  IMHO

Sadly neither he nor any other is worthy to occupy a throne.  Only Christ!

TR

 

 


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That should line up nicely with a Pentecost rapture on May 31st - that is IF we're still here. He's setting the stage for his new role as false prophet :yes:


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I really think the idea of the FP being the Pope is a holdover from a bygone era. The Pope is such a figurehead nowadays and is over a denomination that has little real power. Kind of like how the Queen of England is a figurehead, enacting little real power; granted that’s of her own volition. Biblical prophets up to John the Baptist were not leaders of the Jewish faith as the Sadducees and Pharisees were, so why would the FP be any different.

The AC is the talking piece of a government system; a power. The FP parrots and promotes the head of that power. Do people believe it’ll be the Pope because he calls down fire from Heaven? (Could be a rip-off of Pentecost; speaking in “tongues” with no real power). So if the false church (Harlot) rides the back of the Beast, it makes little sense for the figurehead  of one of the most innefective churches on the decline to be it.


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Geri, there is so much going on in this world that our little pop corn guy is going to end up having a serious weight problem soon.

Anybody have the number for weight watchers?


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