Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Catholic Church Revises Code To Criminalize Sexual Abuse By Priests" video.

Are these new "laws" coming from above or are they the result of what came up from below?
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@GR65330 : You are in denial. The Catholic Church was founded on the pedophile society of the Holy Roman Empire. These new "laws" are an attempt to appease a population who sees the Vatican for what it is, was, and will continue to be.
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@candacedawn357 : You are spouting Catholic dogma. We are not born in sin. My ancestors gave the world the King James Holy Bible in English. Do you know what the word dogma really means? The Roma were the only people of the Mediterranean to use that water to irrigate their land. After many generations the salt made their land worthless for crops, so they began to raid other tribes. When Romans became an empire they wanted a myth about their creation, not wanting to admit to their own stupidity. They said Romulus and Remus, two young boys who founded the city of Rome, were found in the forest by a female wolf and were protected and raised by her, many famous statues showing two young boys suckling underneath her. Scottish people called that "dog-ma", and it became popular. English is not the native language of Scots. The sixth King James of Scotland became the king of England when he ordered the creation of the Holy Bible in English. He did that so it could be translated into the other languages of Europe, so people could read the words of Jesus of Nazareth, not what Catholic priests said in Latin, and see that it's not about sending your best looking altar boys to Rome. Don't forget the Vatican is a country, all that's left of the Holy Roman Empire.
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@GR65330 : How wrong you are, and you like it that way.
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Cynthia Jones: I'm very sorry to see you have a deep yearning for security in your heart.
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@GR65330 : I see you are still being an apologist for the Catholic Church, when it was founded upon the pedophile society of the Holy Roman Empire. If you want to talk about theology, St. Peter never came to Rome. That's the basis of the power of the pope, saying he's in between being a man and Jesus of Nazareth. You like dogma, Romulus and Remus suckling on a female wolf.
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@briarrose29 : By the time of Emperor Constantine the Roman Empire had many senators and citizens who became followers of Jesus of Nazareth, the Latin word for a Roman becoming a follower is Christian. Emperor Constantine, on his death-bed, converted to becoming a Christian as a way of adapting those followers into the empire before it split apart. There is nothing in the Holy Bible, and there is nothing Jesus of Nazareth ever said about a death-bed conversion or confession helping you get into eternity. That's a Catholic concept so you pay money to the end.
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@GR65330 : The first executive Bishop to the new pope said St. Peter never came to Rome, but the myth is so deeply embedded in history and the human mind it will always be believed. If you read the Holy Bible it was a Roman tax collector who was made a disciple, and it was Paul of Tarsus who came to Rome. The Peter and Paul you talk about couldn't do that not only because they weren't Roman citizens but because they were Jewish political refugees, both being martyred, not celebrated in Rome. To show your own misunderstanding of the words of Jesus of Nazareth, you talk about a universal church as in the word universe, when that's not eternity.
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@GR65330 : What I said about the new executive head for the new pope is true, reading that in newspapers at the time. Their ascent to papal power and wealth allowed some vanity to come through. That was well after the "popes' banker" was found hanging beneath a bridge in Rome. The descendants who still speak the language of the Garden of Eden, the descendants of Jesus of Nazareth and His disciples and other Jewish political refugees, are believable compared to books that are written to substantiate the original claim of popes that "Saint Peter" came to Rome. At the time of Jesus of Nazareth, people who copied his style were called Nazrines and Nazrites, and other followers were called saints. The Holy Roman Empire used the word saints to describe their followers with "heavenly" powers. I hope you understand the difference between being universal and eternity.
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@GR65330 : I can only describe the history and activities of my ancestors and their clan system. I am here as an ancestral being because back then, if your skin smelled like garlic or you had wine on your breathe you were killed, seen to be a Jesuit priest or Roman spy sent to spread Dark Ages diseases. You might be speaking some Gaelic without knowing it, trying to be informative for you. The Roma were the only Mediterranean people to use the sea water to irrigate their crops, which failed after a few generations, why they became a predatory society. After becoming an empire they invented a myth about the creation of Roma, the city, saying Romulus and Remus, two male children, were raised and suckled by a female wolf. Scots called her dog-ma.
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@candacedawn357 : Are you saying your mother couldn't make it to the hospital and abandoned you in a church?
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@adama2988 : I'm happy to see you agree with me about what I say being information. My mothers' clan system gave the world the King James Holy Bible in English, so I know more history about Christianity than most people do. They don't teach that in schools.
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@DA-wx9oz : Don't forget genuflecting.
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You say Catholic, you can say Holy Roman Empire. Chastity is a concept based on the word chaste, and it's wrong, just like Catholics say universal instead of eternal. Chastity is equated with virginity, as chastity belts, when being a virgin is a commodity.
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