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Politics : Support the French! Viva Democracy!

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To: zonder who wrote (2209)7/28/2003 5:55:18 AM
From: Solon  Read Replies (1) of 7838
 
"That was exactly the allegation that Charleymane was making, to which I responded"

I believe you are wrong. I don't believe he alleged any necessary" design. But it is clear from what I posted (and from what I have yet to post if you prove uppity) that Freemasonry had infiltrated the Church and caused fear and consternation.

"I never said anything of the sort Granpa... I called "ridiculous" the allegation that the ultimate goal of Freemasonry is have one of their own as the Pope

Thank you for the honorary...in spite of your atrocious spelling of "grandpa". It is not clear to me that you were designating the Papal Throne as an ultimate goal of Freemasonry. You seemed to be sneering at the idea that Freemasonry could have ANY goal related to the destruction of Catholicism by any means. I think there is a difference in meaning between a goal of Papal influence a la Geoffrey Fisher, and the gratuitous designation of "ULTIMATE" goals. And you said nothing about "Ultimate" goals in the post to which we are referring. You said this:

"The allegation that Freemasons want one of theirs as Pope is so ridiculous that... well... you really need to learn more about it to even understand why."

The fact is that there is nothing "ridiculous" about the allegation, whatsoever.
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