Many people seem to have a tendency to draw conclusion too straight from the sight which their eyes caught.
For example, when they look at such sights as these,
(At World Youth Day in Israel on March 24, 2000)
they think, "This is the evidence that John Paul II believes in Satanism."
And they don't seem to think about other possibilities.
And they don't seem to think about other possibilities.
But isn't it too simple?
Don't you have the concept of "Ecclesiastical Freemasonry"?
They are always trying to discredit the Popes.
And sometimes they use even the childish means.
But even the childish means are often rather effective.
People who saw such photos say immediately, "Oh, the Pope is a Satanist."
They are always trying to discredit the Popes.
And sometimes they use even the childish means.
But even the childish means are often rather effective.
People who saw such photos say immediately, "Oh, the Pope is a Satanist."
But isn't it too simple?
Who is being deceived?
Who is being cheated by the ploy of enemies?
Who is being deceived?
Who is being cheated by the ploy of enemies?
And where was the above event held?
Israel.
Israel may have mischievous children
more than other areas.
Israel.
Israel may have mischievous children
more than other areas.
“He is a good man, with a heart that is soft, and often he can be misled.”