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Journalist Cristian Tudor Popescu continues his battle with the Orthodox Church and shows that his editorial was inspired both by the Patriarchate and by television channels that fight against “reason and common sense.” The CTP also raises a question: where did Jesus say it is good to worship relics?
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In the meetings of the undersigned, turbo organized in television channels that fight hard against reason and common sense, as well as in many posts on the Internet, it is obvious that I would have “won” the orthodox believers. Vita is the workhorse, the BOR guards don’t cling to anything I wrote, because it’s cold.
Here’s the full sentence, not truncated for manipulative use: Dimitrie in October 1989, communism fell in a few months. “
And here is the logical thread.
“The Blessed One is tending cattle.”
– This statement in no way excludes the fact that the IPF also pastors people.
– The HFP addressed all believers, people and livestock.
– To the saying “forbidden kissed relics = fallen communism”, which contains as much reason and common sense as the cry hajis! Or the one!, The people cannot react, but only the cattle, that is, those people who have the discernment of the calf when contemplating the new door in relation to the old one.
-Ergo, you are a “cow” if you get a good “ban on kissing relics = fallen communism”, not if you are an orthodox Christian.
This reasoning is based on a hypothesis: not all believers in this country believe in the sinister shamelessness of the lie that the BOR, the Ceausescu’s kiss back when they were not yet relics, brought down communism with God’s help. If the hypothesis turns out to be wrong, I have nothing more to say.
No, there would be something else. Does a wise Christian show me where Jesus says to worship relics? “Writes the journalist Cristian Tudor Popescu, in the Republic.
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