I agree totally that we should separate church/religions and politics.

When I together with my brother were looking for a tombstone for the grave of our mother the guy who got our order to craft it asked us in what position and size we would like to have the cross on it.

It seemed to be an unusual situation for him when we told him that we didn’t want a symbol on our mothers grave that stands for something we don’t believe in. Nor did our mom. We decided to fill that place with a bronze rose. As far as something like a grave can look good, her grave does.

Thank you very much for taking the time reading this and commenting.
Mario

I could never understand the man made doctrine-when comes to Pope as a head of the church. The reason I say this because I believe that people shall get to know the Bible,
oldest World book and read about God. If one desires to be spiritual, they find God scriptures in that book. To me having religious leaders that are not suitable on such position it makes more harm then good. One more thing, it is the worst for any country to have the church mixing with politics. That is wrong to me too, you have made a strong points in your post. It is up to the reader to decide what will be best for them.
I leave it as is, because religion is a broad subject and one can go on this forever.

Thank you,
Zuzanna

Sometimes I fantasize that a hard voice shouts: ‘What the fuck are you doing?’ and that at this very moment everybody freezes in what he is doing, looks back over his/her shoulder to see where it came from. Then after a view seconds of wondering starts to think on the things that are really matter and that the world can be so wonderful.

Good night and thank you for the comments!

Of course I don’t mind if you say God bless. I appreciate your tolerant approach.

When I watch the news and all this weird things in the world I have to think on a the statement Tom Hulce made in his role as Eugene in the movie ‘Dominique and Eugene’ (co-starring Ray Liotta and Jamie Lee Curtis).

In this scene he stares at the crucifix in the church with the Jesus figure nailed on and says to the pastor: “If I were God, I wouldn’t do this to my children.”