Dear Pope Benedict,
I heard about your address regarding the need for hope and I thought I would respond.
I guess I find it hard to be hopeful, despite your papal command that I do so. Even though everyone knows that the pope is always right, I find it difficult to simultaneously be hopeful while also acknowledging that I'm such a terrible sinner that I deserve to burn in the fiery pits of hell in endless agony.
Call me a party pooper, but that's just such a downer.
I'm also a bit conflicted about your desire for hope in Africa where, as you say, "... growing numbers of her sons and daughters who fall prey to hunger, poverty and disease". It seems like condoms and other forms of birth control would solve a lot of the problems in Africa - especially the "growing numbers" part and the "disease" part.
It seems like Africa might need more than "hope".
Maybe you could sell some of those gold relics you hide all over the Vatican and use the money to send condoms to Africa.
I'm just saying.
Greg.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
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the holy father of rome
should be more carefull
in his statements about aids because in the case that the catholic worldwidely listen him
millions of dead by sexual diseases like in the plague of 1350
in europe would die and this is
a crime of madness
arelis.gr
it contains erotonomicon that socked greek society with its provocative sexual theme
and the poems new york olympia and exhibition of orthodromic retrospection
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