He calls it “irreplaceable”, I call it “thank god”
12th of September, 2008 Categorised in Politics, Religion
There we have the first reason to complain in this blog:
Pope Benedict XVI urged France on Friday to move towards a model of secularism that acknowledges the “irreplaceable” role of religion in building an ethical consensus in one of the world’s most secular societies.
See, Pope Benedict talks about the “crossing cultures” (I guess he means Islam and Christianity?) that put pressure on secularism. So instead of looking ahead and overcome this cultural relict as I like to call it we should look back or even better, turn back the clock. Just do it in little baby steps. Because, you know, it will help. All. Who believes it. Catholicism is the future! The reasons we implemented separation of state and church are suddenly gone!