That Is The Roman Way: To Give

In My View, The Catholic Church As A Community Of Faith Will Be Preserved, But Only If It Abandons The Roman System Of Rule. We Managed To Get By Without This Absolutist System For 1,000 Years. The Problems Began In The 11th Century, When The Popes Asserted Their Claim To Absolute Control Over The Church.

I'm Not Saying Goodbye To Life Because I'm A Misanthropist Or Disdain This Life, But Because, For Other Reasons, It's Time To Move On.

I Am Firmly Convinced That There Is Life After Death, Not In A Primitive Sense But As The Entry Of My Completely Finite Person Into God's Infinity, As A Transition Into Another Reality Beyond The Dimension Of Space And Time That Pure Reason Can Neither Affirm Nor Deny.

That Is The Roman Way: To Give Favors To The Favorites.

In The Event That My Illness Worsens, I Want To Have A Guarantee That I Can Die In A Dignified Manner. Nowhere In The Bible Does It Say That A Person Has To Stick It Out To The Decreed End. No One Tells Us What "decreed" Means.