Strictly speaking, there isn't even consensous amongst roman-catholics about what "hell" is and if it's even part of the religion or maybe just the result of a translation issue. Also, believing in magic numbers is definitely not part of modern catholic christendom. Those people seem to abuse religion to spread their own culture-oppressing beliefs.
I accuse the BBC of giving too much attention to a collection of close-minded, destructive people without investigating the facts and exposing their irrationality.
Can you imagine, if all the world leaders were sane, and this was the type of news we woke to everyday? Lite and easily digestible controversy. Future goals.
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emmanuel_car@k.fe.derate.me · 14 pts · 104d
13hrs on a bus? That is hell.
unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de · 4 pts · 104d
Let me introduce you to this concept called intermediate stations 🤯
MummifiedClient5000@feddit.dk · 12 pts · 104d
::: spoiler Meanwhile in Denmark...
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MattR@feddit.org · 11 pts · 105d
Strictly speaking, there isn't even consensous amongst roman-catholics about what "hell" is and if it's even part of the religion or maybe just the result of a translation issue. Also, believing in magic numbers is definitely not part of modern catholic christendom. Those people seem to abuse religion to spread their own culture-oppressing beliefs.
I accuse the BBC of giving too much attention to a collection of close-minded, destructive people without investigating the facts and exposing their irrationality.
tgcoldrockn@lemmy.world · 6 pts · 104d
Can you imagine, if all the world leaders were sane, and this was the type of news we woke to everyday? Lite and easily digestible controversy. Future goals.