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There are several people in panel 1, then less in 2, then only a couple in 3 (besides Francis, Gabby and Leo). Does that fellow in the dark suit represent someone special?
This whole thing started with a first century Jew. He spent most of his mission fighting for the disenfranchised withing the Jewish community.
Then this guy Saul comes along, falls off his horse, and all of a sudden the movement no longer concentrated on Jews. In fact, the apostles seemed to have had better luck with the gentiles than the established Jewish communities.
Christianity did not have an identity beyond a fringe group within Judaism until then.
Officially, the church did not codify its beliefs until the 4th century under Constantine.
It is interesting how people “label” other people.
When I lived near The People’s Democratic Socialist Republic of Seattle, a nuclear-free and smoke-free zone, I was considered to be conservative by my neighbors.
In the 4 days it took for me to drive to North Carolina, I went from being conservative in my neighbors eyes to being a liberal. At least this time when I entered the state there was not a billboard from the KKK welcoming me to the state.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 10 months ago
Agreed. This is the first pope I truly respect.
Dobber Premium Member 10 months ago
There are several people in panel 1, then less in 2, then only a couple in 3 (besides Francis, Gabby and Leo). Does that fellow in the dark suit represent someone special?
GaryCooper 10 months ago
“A church that is merciful and open to everyone” is the exact opposite of what Francis’ immediate predecessor, Benedict, was trying to achieve.
dflak 10 months ago
This whole thing started with a first century Jew. He spent most of his mission fighting for the disenfranchised withing the Jewish community.
Then this guy Saul comes along, falls off his horse, and all of a sudden the movement no longer concentrated on Jews. In fact, the apostles seemed to have had better luck with the gentiles than the established Jewish communities.
Christianity did not have an identity beyond a fringe group within Judaism until then.
Officially, the church did not codify its beliefs until the 4th century under Constantine.
Since then, change has been slow.
dflak 10 months ago
It is interesting how people “label” other people.
When I lived near The People’s Democratic Socialist Republic of Seattle, a nuclear-free and smoke-free zone, I was considered to be conservative by my neighbors.
In the 4 days it took for me to drive to North Carolina, I went from being conservative in my neighbors eyes to being a liberal. At least this time when I entered the state there was not a billboard from the KKK welcoming me to the state.
ladykat Premium Member 10 months ago
Who’s the guy in the suit?
jango 10 months ago
Last panel…Leo explains “change reaction”
MuddyUSA Premium Member 10 months ago
A Church that is merciful and open to all…..according to the teachings of Jesus.
rossevrymn 10 months ago
Less misogamy, more Holy Spirit
braindead Premium Member 10 months ago
The problem is not that Christianity is not being taught in the schools.
It’s that it’s not being taught in the churches.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 10 months ago
It ain’t easy being Pope………..