Peres proposes ‘UN for religions’ to pope at Vatican
VATICAN CITY – Former president Shimon Peres emerged from a Vatican City audience with Pope Francis Thursday after proposing a kind of United Nations for religions.
... But the main topic of conversation was Peres’s idea to create a UN-like organization he called “the United Religions.” Peres said the Argentina-born pontiff was the only world figure respected enough to bring an end to the wars raging in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world. “In the past, most of the wars in the world were motivated by the idea of nationhood,” Peres said. “But today, wars are incited using religion as an excuse.”
Vatican spokesman Fr. Federico Lombardi confirmed to reporters that Peres had pitched his idea for “the United Religions” but said Francis did not commit to it. “The pope listened, showing his interest, attention, and encouragement,” Lombardi said, adding that the pope pointed to the Pontifical Councils for Interreligious Dialogue and for Justice and Peace as existing agencies “suitable” for supporting interfaith peace initiatives.
...In an interview with the Catholic Magazine Famiglia Cristiana, Peres called on Francis to leverage his respect to create an interfaith organization to curb religious violence. “What we need is an organization of United Religions... as the best way to combat terrorists who kill in the name of faith,” Peres said. “What we need is an unquestionable moral authority who says out loud, ‘No, God does not want this and does not allow it.’”
After meeting with Peres, Francis held a 30-minute closed door meeting with Jordanian Prince El-Hassan bin Talal, who sponsors the Royal Institute for Interfaith Studies to promote religious dialogue. Lombardi said that meeting dovetailed into the day’s topic of interfaith cooperation and peace.
... But the main topic of conversation was Peres’s idea to create a UN-like organization he called “the United Religions.” Peres said the Argentina-born pontiff was the only world figure respected enough to bring an end to the wars raging in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world. “In the past, most of the wars in the world were motivated by the idea of nationhood,” Peres said. “But today, wars are incited using religion as an excuse.”
Vatican spokesman Fr. Federico Lombardi confirmed to reporters that Peres had pitched his idea for “the United Religions” but said Francis did not commit to it. “The pope listened, showing his interest, attention, and encouragement,” Lombardi said, adding that the pope pointed to the Pontifical Councils for Interreligious Dialogue and for Justice and Peace as existing agencies “suitable” for supporting interfaith peace initiatives.
...In an interview with the Catholic Magazine Famiglia Cristiana, Peres called on Francis to leverage his respect to create an interfaith organization to curb religious violence. “What we need is an organization of United Religions... as the best way to combat terrorists who kill in the name of faith,” Peres said. “What we need is an unquestionable moral authority who says out loud, ‘No, God does not want this and does not allow it.’”
After meeting with Peres, Francis held a 30-minute closed door meeting with Jordanian Prince El-Hassan bin Talal, who sponsors the Royal Institute for Interfaith Studies to promote religious dialogue. Lombardi said that meeting dovetailed into the day’s topic of interfaith cooperation and peace.
Catholics make up 25% of our population. Their churches make up a grid across the country. Most illegal aliens are familiar with catholic ways. It's the biggest church in America. Then there is the Anglicans with their lbgt agenda. They are just like the Catholics in lots of ways.
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DeleteBrillant find. This is a word for word fulfillment of Revelation 7:1-3 in one picture.The "sealing" is THE Youtube media event at this time - the "Ice Bucket Challenge" where one either buys his ticket into heaven or is "sealed"/"born again"/"baptized".
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The Pope is the Lamb with the open book [he must be - Jesus is "on his mind"].
The man with glasses sitting next to him is John witnessing the events.
Perez is the angel from the east.
There are two men in the background. One holds his hand foldes as if in prayer symbolizing to hold the peace.
The right one wears a cross which happens to to be positioned exactly on Peres' forehead symbolizing "the seal of the living god".
The "World" in the eyes of those spiritual in charge has 4 angels or "angles" because it's a prison box - the table which Peres holds down/still with his hands.
Namaste,
Deckard666
We live in amazing times.
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