Out for Revengeance
Posted 17 May 2013 - 08:13 AM
IFirst of all, lol Wikipedia. The Catholic Church has always been against slavery; when the slave trade started picking up in the 15th century, the popes made enslaving someone an excommunicable offense.
Don't laugh at the use of Wikipedia, then reference a site that, due to its vested interest, might have a revisionist attitude when it comes to its organization's history. It would be like relying on the Korean Central News Agency for reliable information on North Korea.
these hilary clinton-looking women must be pressing their buttholes right up against the sides of the stall and letting it rip.
icing bag style.
Shizz Gawd
Posted Yesterday, 09:36 PM
IFirst of all, lol Wikipedia. The Catholic Church has always been against slavery; when the slave trade started picking up in the 15th century, the popes made enslaving someone an excommunicable offense.
Don't laugh at the use of Wikipedia, then reference a site that, due to its vested interest, might have a revisionist attitude when it comes to its organization's history. It would be like relying on the Korean Central News Agency for reliable information on North Korea.
It's easy to make that bare assertion, but why not try pointing out specifics?
And probably in a different thread.
Sam, the Neon Orange Knight
you will die of sodium poisoning before you ever take me with enough grains of salt.
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