Church burnings in Canada.

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When you manage to justify something with people and desires you manage to divert the attention of a message towards the Vatican.

Observing the news of church burnings in Canada, I wonder if it is really done because of what happened or if it is an attack against extremely old economic groups.

It is very unlikely that the information was not passed on to the population about the crimes that took place.

The Vatican responds that it cannot ask forgiveness for something that it is not sure is its fault.

But what exactly is this.

In Chile groups of demonstrators controlled by unknown movements similarly burned churches.

The message that is being left.

The time when there were feudalists controlling mercantile chains, denying technology and progress are not necessary.

They send a message in the lifestyle of enslaving people by accepting their integrity is no guarantee that they will continue to use their power.

There are many groups at international level that justify their way of acting because they do not attack anyone but at the same time they use systems so that millions of people do not manage to develop among these the opus dei.

Also add the letters revealed by Wikileaks where it is revealed that the pope is involved in regulating important decisions between different economic groups at the international level.

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The Pope is a false prophet. As for the Vatican, it has billions of wealth and yet people of the Catholic faith go hungry. The Pope is greedy, as were his false prophet predecessors. As for the burning of churches, this can be attributed to Trudunce, your leader, the very one who let in an untold number of violent Muslims into Canada.

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Humans must be guided by something, the church taught the ancient methods of slavery because they worked for them, at this time history is at odds with it.

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The early Church did not teach slavery but rather it was common and an acceptable practice during those days. Take a quick look at Onesimus, the fugitive slave of Philemon, the apostle Paul’s friend. Onesimus had robbed his master Philemon and fled to Rome, a large city where he could easily hide. Providentially, Onesimus encountered Paul in Rome where the apostle was serving time in prison. Onesimus was a common name for slaves in that era. Kindly read Philemon 1:15–19. There you will observe Paul's opinion on slavery. It was the Romans who adopted slavery, not the Christians.

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I don't have the knowledge to go that far back in history but I appreciate your comment.

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I don't justify any kind of violence especially when directed to easy targets as churches which are almost never guarded. I don't see it as justified to burn a church or any building of any kind.

This is an act of vandalism and just looking at it from an economical perspective this is money that will be asked from taxpayers, thus will increase budgets and debt. Anyway, I see it, any kind of act like that is not worth excusing and in fact there could be some certain groups behind it. You should be careful when excussing these acts, as quite often it is found to have their foundations not on pure outburst, but on something way more sinister.

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The economy always goes hand in hand with corruption in my country Chile many places have been burned for the construction of buildings.

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I understand. The example I've given was mostly about about Canada. I still don't think it is the same, religion has been removed from the State. A disfunctional and corrupt government should change as peacefully as possible though. I'm not in favor of any kind of violence, since it creates more problems and a circle of neverending violence. There are people that care in all societies, find them and support them.

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I support your way of thinking Pantera but our rulers think differently, in Venezuela was exposed the selfishness in that merchants preferred to hide the food to not sell it at low prices in recent years to create a side against the pope have been revealed many things that have always been known but were hidden because the church plays a predominant role in having the human locked believing in something that fills it without asking why

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