Papal Notes - Church & State Preaching Same Sermon

For all nations have drunk of the wine of the wrath of her fornication, and the kings of the earth have committed fornication with her, and the merchants of the earth are waxed rich through the abundance of her delicacies. Revelation 18:3

 

"On October 2, 2021, Pope Francis convened the second global event of the “Economy of Francesco,” a world-wide gathering of young people working to create a new sustainable and inclusive economy.

 The Pope said at the international gathering:

“Today our Mother Earth is lamenting and warning us that we are approaching dangerous thresholds. You are perhaps

the last generation that can save us: I am not exaggerating. In the light of this emergency, your creativity and resilience imply a great responsibility. I hope you can use those gifts to correct the mistakes of the past and lead us towards a new economy that is more inclusive, sustainable and supportive. This mission of the economy, however, includes the regeneration of all our social systems: by instilling the values of fraternity, solidarity, and care for our Earth and common assets in all our structures we might address the greatest challenges of our time.” 

First of all, the earth is not our mother. The earth is an inanimate

object and cannot cry or speak. Our planet cannot be anyone’s mother because it is not a person. It is a thing. And Christians only have two mothers. Our biological mother who gave birth to us from the womb and the New Jerusalem that will soon be the home of the redeemed:

“But Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all.” Galatians 4:26.

So the concept of “Mother Earth” is idolatry and pure paganism.

 

Secondly, is Pope Francis really speaking? 

Or is it Greta Thunberg speaking? 

Or is it President Joe Biden who is speaking because everyone is basically saying the same thing? 

The message is indistinguishable. 

The church and the state are preaching the same sermon." AdventMessenger