I have to be honest – Roman Catholic doctrine can be a bit confusing from time to time. I mean, just as an example, if you recant something, such as, oh I don't know, various statements in which you denied that the Holocaust ever happened, does this then mean that you didn't mean it in the first place?
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Wednesday, 4 February 2009
Denying denial
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Posted by Paul Sims at Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Labels: Catholic Church, doctrine, Holocaust, Pope
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How is it possible for a bishop to believe something like that despite the enormous weight of evidence to the contrary, er .... aah.
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