UN = Global Government

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You cant oppose the moral teachings of the pope if they are pronounced infallible. One can disgree with any catholics personal moral ideas even the popes. Oh i know the burden on me believe me.

Direct teachings?

Is the popes apparent approval of the un a direct teaching of the church?

I have to disagree with you

"Here we are talking about the teachings of at least four popes,"

I must stress that i dont believe political endorsement of a political body is a teaching of the church or the papacy.

I also must say that i believe both john paul ii and benedict xvi were critical of the un and called for reform (repentance?)
 
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Argument from authority has generally not been accepted as legitimate since the Middle Ages.

It is much better to accept the words of the pope based on the soundness of his arguments, rather than on the basis of the authority of his position.
 
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You cant oppose the moral teachings of the pope if they are pronounced infallible. One can disgree with any catholics personal moral ideas even the popes. Oh i know the burden on me believe me.

Direct teachings?

Is the popes apparent approval of the un a direct teaching of the church?

I have to disagree with you

"Here we are talking about the teachings of at least four popes,"

I must stress that i dont believe political endorsement of a political body is a teaching of the church or the papacy.

I also must say that i believe both john paul ii and benedict xvi were critical of the un and called for reform (repentance?)
The old excuse for the Conservative Catholic's use of the Cafeteria...:
 
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I may be totally off base with this, but whatever....

I don't know all that about the sustainable development agenda and I am not all in with the UN. I have read some article that Cardinal Turke believes it is about depopulation, anti-women, etc., so I am guessing that abortion is a part of this. Globalization in the political sense scares me.

I don't understand why the pope says some of things he does. However, I was a bit relieved to hear Pope Francis speak off script about globalization. Here it is: http://6abc.com/1003740/
"Globalization in of itself is not bad. On the contrary, the globalizing tendency is good. It brings us together, but what may be bad is the way this happens. If globalization would seek to make everyone the same as if it were a single sphere that globalization destroys the richness and particularity and individuality of every person and every people. If globalization seeks to bring all of us together, but to do so respecting each person, each individual person's richness and peculiarity, respecting all peoples and their own distinctives, that globalization is good and makes us all grow and leads to peace," he said.

"If globalization is a sphere where each point is equidistant from the center then it isn't good because it annuls each of us," he said, "But if globalization joins us as a polyhedron where we are all together, but each conserves his or her own identity then it's good and it gives dignity to all men and grants them rights."

Personally, I believe that we are in for troubled times and he is preaching peace. First within ourselves, then in the home and family and then throughout the world.

I believe that Pope Francis' vision of globalization far surpasses the UN and the sustainable development agenda. It is the Christian ideal. It is not communism or socialism. It doesn't take away anyone's right from conception to grave, it doesn't take away our identities or uniqueness. It goes beyond the political.

Do I believe it will be a reality? No. Not until Christ returns. But we are called to work for it until then.
I don't think the UN gets what the Pope is saying, though, and that will be the problem.
 
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Your entirely correct that a more globalised world need not be a bad thing. The problem is the united nations want to set up a single global government and at its heart is comminism and eugenics.

Politically speaking here is a theory please dont take it as fact... it is only a theory and is in no way an attack on the pope or the magisterium its only a political possibility so please dont think i am having a go at rome in fact it could be considered a "hamless as doves" type move.

If the UN has been putting presure on rome and their power has grown to an extent where human power can no longer stop them it is upto rome to preserve the faith. So perhaps we have pope benedict xvi and rome under presure to conform to the demands of the power of the united nations (indeed that has been happening for a while) now to protect the faith lets consider the possibility that pope benedict xvi steps down as bishop of rome but remains pope (secretly) in order to preserve the faith. a new bishop of rome is elected and pretends to be pope but secretly is faithfull to pope benedict but appears to conform to the power of the united nations in order to preserve rome itself save possibly countless lives of christians and catholics worldwide and thus go along with the united nations plan for world government and world religion. Once the system is infiltrated they work to bring down the united nations from the inside then a new pope or benedict xvi is reinstalled and ressurects the faith putting all of the enemies of the church under her feet..

Its just a theory and i am probably totally wrong.
 
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So you believe the popes apparent endorsement of the united nations is infallible teaching of the catholic church that every catholic has to without question accept?

I must say i have to disgree with you
Not if you have a valid reason for questioning it.

Some random internet guy making unsupported claims isn't one, though.
 
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So the popes apparent endorsement of the united nations is infallible unless their is a valid reason for questioning it?

That is not how infalibillity works armoured. First of all infaliblity only pertains to the faith and morals of the church and must be declared infallible. Political support is neither a matter of faith or morals of the church and the apparent endorsement has certainly not been delcared infallible
 
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To warn of the danger of the future is not to celebrate the past.... or even the present. In fact history shows that the 20th century was the bloodiest and most horrendous of all ages and can be linked to the desire to setup first the league of nations and 2nd its reinvented guise of the united nations in fact many of the attrocites carried out in the 20th century and today are done so to excuse the need for a world governing body
 
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The twentieth century is a study in contradiction. It is the most bloody and ruthless of centuries. It is also the century where more people lived in prosperity and peace and goodwill than any other. It has both been the source of ethnic cleansings and genocides, and developed the social mechanisms and religious doctrines that have given the world hope and way to come forward out of the racism and xenophobia that have bee written into our very DNA since before the times of tribes. Vatican II is one of those doctrines. The speeches of Martin Luther King are probably the most powerful expression of that will to a common humanity.
It is has given us the science that allows children to survive the hazards of the womb like never before. It has also given us the science that allows us to destroy those children in numbers that are absolutely nihilistic to our future.

The UN itself shares in those contradictions. It is a child of its times.
 
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The League of Nations and UN were established as a response to two terrible world wars. They were made possible in a smaller world--united by better modes of travel, radio, television, telephone and ever expanding methods of technology.

They are part of the solution, although they are imperfect.

It doesn't surprise me that America's anti-government contingent takes potshots at them, just as they take potshots at Washington.

It doesn't surprise me that America's anti-government contingent are centered in poor southern states that take, take, take from federal government and contribute much less to Washington than they receive...

Selfish and individualistic, as far as I can see.
 
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