Pope Francis is almost always wrong in everything he utters. Popes are not allowed to alter the Beatitudes, especially based on mistaken ideas. Pope Jorge uttered six false beatitudes in Malmö, Sweden, in 2016. One said, that this is the end of the world. What, they asked. The Pope is a Jesuit. An other said, that but I thought that when the Roman emperor Constantine the Great usurped the role of the Jewish messiah, that was the end of the world. No, they said, it was not the end of the world but the end of Christianity.  Then one said, all right then, that when Jorge Bergoglio usurped the role of Saint Francis, that was the end of the Papacy. Thanks God, finally.

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Pope Francis is almost always wrong in everything he utters. One said, that this is the end of the world. What, they asked. The Pope is a Jesuit. An other said, that I thought that when the Roman emperor, Constantine the Great, usurped the role of the Jewish messiah, that was the end of the world.

No, they said, it was not the end of the world, but the end of Christianity.  Then one said, all right then, that when Jorge Bergoglio usurped the role of Saint Francis, that was the end of the Papacy. Thanks God, finally.

Popes are not allowed to alter the Beatitudes, especially based on mistaken ideas. Mr. Jorge uttered six false beatitudes in Malmö, Sweden, in 2016.

https://thetablet.org/in-sweden-pope-francis-offers-new-beatitudes

Number one false beatitude
1. “Blessed are those who remain faithful while enduring evils inflicted on them by others and forgive them from their heart.”


There are people who crossed the line by inflicting irreparable injury, causing loss of life or lives, destroying legitime livelihoods, damaging the life of others beyond measures. The sins of those are unforgivable.

The biblical obligation of giving forgiveness applies only when the perpetrator did not cross the uncrossable lines, when he is expressing remorse, making appropriate amendments, asking for forgiveness and actively changing his life for the better. But even in that case the ultimate judge is God.

Number two false beatitude
2. “Blessed are those who look into the eyes of the abandoned and marginalized and show them their closeness.”

What hypocrisy is that? Was not the church who crowned evil emperors and wicked kings sanctifying slaveholding and oppressive empires for millennia? And they still do it.
Was it not the church who looked in the eye of the people burning at the stakes the church set up, meanwhile demanding repentance of them?

Number three false beatitude
“Blessed are those who see God in every person and strive to make others also discover Him.”

It sounds almost wonderful, but actually it is a camouflaged blasphemy.
“Behold, one came to him and said, ‘Good teacher, what good thing shall I do, that I may have eternal life? ‘ Jesus said to him, ‘ Why do you call me good? No one is good but one, that is, God. But if you want to enter into life, keep the commandments.’ ”  (Matthew 19:16-17)

Number four false beatitude
“Blessed are those who protect and care for our common home.

That is an obviously political statement.

Number five false beatitude
“Blessed are those who renounce their own comfort in order to help others.”


That is wrong again, self made suffering and self inflicted discomfort should not be glorified as a part of a glorified church doctrine, called the self-mortification of the body or causing others to do it to us.

Number six  false beatitude
“Blessed are those who pray and work for full communion between Christians.”

Jesus was never a Christian Christ, but a Moses follower observant Jew. Christianity was born in the Greek Antiochia, based on Paul’s renegade heresy. Christianity is a pseudo religion, nationalized by the Roman Empire in bad faith having a sinister agenda of making it a tool of the imperial unity and further colonization.

Thus, the right prayer is to pray that may God dismiss the fake religion, called Christianity, and dismiss its substitute emperors, the popes.

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