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BREAKING NEWS & C2C media blackout

Started by DAE, March 20, 2013, 08:42:00 AM

DAE

Last week Pope Benedict said on his official Facebook page that Christ has come back.

Only one person is reporting on it: http://www.twitter.com/PSIArmy

Please set aside the debate or giggles of this news for a moment and just be reminded at how pathetic Coast to Coast AM has become by not even mentioning this weird paranormal news, perhaps the biggest in the world.  Art Bell would have mentioned it even without an official Vatican statement.  Coast doesn't even need to say or agree if it is real or not, they should still be reporting on it!!   Pathetic in my opinion.





Yorkshire pud

I can take you past dozens of churches that have a poster outside saying 'Christ is risen''..It's near Easter, so that might explain a lot of it. Christian indoctrination constantly suggests the return of Jesus Christ, but like snake oil over generations, it doesn't make it true; nor does not repeating some comment by an outgoing pope on face berk make it a blackout..It just isn't deemed newsworthy, whilst you have Syria on the brink of total collapse, imminent economic collapse in certain parts of Europe, and the trials and troubles in other parts of the world; Have you any evidence other than your thinking it is newsworthy?

Falkie2013

Quote from: DAE on March 20, 2013, 08:42:00 AM
Last week Pope Benedict said on his official Facebook page that Christ has come back.

Only one person is reporting on it: http://www.twitter.com/PSIArmy

Please set aside the debate or giggles of this news for a moment and just be reminded at how pathetic Coast to Coast AM has become by not even mentioning this weird paranormal news, perhaps the biggest in the world.  Art Bell would have mentioned it even without an official Vatican statement.  Coast doesn't even need to say or agree if it is real or not, they should still be reporting on it!!   Pathetic in my opinion.


Christ has come back and only speaks to the new Pope and not to the world at large ? I find it hard to believe. And the media probably missed it because they're more concerned with gun shooting stories and the sequester effects than an old guy who takes over the reins at the Catholic church. They only report on new popes because it is an automatic ratings booster. Everyone watches to see who they pick and if they're choices were right. IF Jesus never comes out into the open, then the Cardinals have picked a nutjob to be Pope and that MIGHT be why he's the last Pope.


But with my being Jewish, I don't pay attention to what Popes say anyway. Nor to things about Christ because WE have never believed he was the Messiah nor is he the Son of God. I don't attend temple much but I do believe in G*d or at least a higher power in the universe. And yes I know its a matter of faith, but with out faith in it and other things, what else do we have when life is done ? Emptiness ? And that our lives mean nothing at the end like any other species ?

mombird3

I agree with Falkie. With the world problems and the way we seem to be divided and at war, I think that the Messiah has not come. I do like the new dialogue with the Jewish leaders. Maybe we have some hope for peace?

coaster

Find me a pope who hasnt said Jesus has came back and I'll show you a Noory who doesnt like pizza rolls.

Sardondi

I think some of you are confusing the concept of resurrection and that of the messiah's return to earth. It's a basic tenet of Christianity that Jesus was the Messiah, was the Son of God, was crucified as a sacrifice for the sins of humanity and was resurrected (i.e., "arose from the dead") after paying that price.

As to Jesus's return to earth, most Christians believe that at some point he will return in bodily form to earth to rule (although there are differences of opinion whether this will be his final rule or if it will be interrupted for a short while by an uprising by Satan before there is a final reckoning and judgment). This is the "Second Coming" you may have heard of. So while (to my knowledge) no Christian believes Jesus has yet returned to earth, all Christians believe the Messiah has been identified as Jesus and came to earth to accomplish his mission of sacrifice and salvation. This is one of the the primary differences between Christianity and Judaism, in that Jews believe the Messiah has yet to be identified. 


Nucky Nolan

Quote from: Sardondi on March 20, 2013, 09:15:50 PM
I think some of you are confusing the concept of resurrection and that of the messiah's return to earth. It's a basic tenet of Christianity that Jesus was the Messiah, was the Son of God, was crucified as a sacrifice for the sins of humanity and was resurrected (i.e., "arose from the dead") after paying that price.

As to Jesus's return to earth, most Christians believe that at some point he will return in bodily form to earth to rule (although there are differences of opinion whether this will be his final rule or if it will be interrupted for a short while by an uprising by Satan before there is a final reckoning and judgment). This is the "Second Coming" you may have heard of. So while (to my knowledge) no Christian believes Jesus has yet returned to earth, all Christians believe the Messiah has been identified as Jesus and came to earth to accomplish his mission of sacrifice and salvation. This is one of the the primary differences between Christianity and Judaism, in that Jews believe the Messiah has yet to be identified.
I see Judaism as the mother church. Christians and Jews share many beliefs. We all pray to the God of Abraham. Muslims and some other groups do too. My cousin worships with messianic Jews at his church. I attended a synagogue once or twice. It reminded me of a Protestant church in some ways. Catholic services seem more different when the main similarity is excluded. I have Catholics and Protestants, as well as Jews, in my family tree. It's a strange mix. Some of these folks had an important commonality: they were religious refugees. It makes me appreciate freedom of worship even more.

The General

Quote from: Nucky Nolan on March 21, 2013, 12:04:10 AM
I see Judaism as the mother church.
So does God.
According to all Abrahamic religions, that is.
I don't presume to know the mind of God.

Nucky Nolan

Quote from: The General on March 21, 2013, 12:40:03 AM
I don't presume to know the mind of God.
I don't either. I don't even presume to know my own mind much of the time. That's more humility than hubris when I say that. Some of my dreams and thoughts are too strange to understand.

Yorkshire pud

Thing is, although the above comments are interesting; it doesn't address the assertion that there's been a media blackout, or not.

Juan

Blackout implies intent.  Most news people I've associated with, even the church goers, are rather ignorant of religion.  In fact, indifferent may be the better word.  They just wouldn't be interested in a story about religion that didn't involve some public spectacle, such as the election of a Pope.  They'd simply ignore such a story unless Jesus appeared flying in the sky like Superman above New York City, London, Paris, etc.

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: UFO Fill on March 21, 2013, 04:39:32 AM
Blackout implies intent.  Most news people I've associated with, even the church goers, are rather ignorant of religion.  In fact, indifferent may be the better word.  They just wouldn't be interested in a story about religion that didn't involve some public spectacle, such as the election of a Pope.  They'd simply ignore such a story unless Jesus appeared flying in the sky like Superman above New York City, London, Paris, etc.


Agreed.

DAE

My point only has to do with one thing:  Coast to Coast AM not reporting on this despite the fact it's the Pope's real Facebook.  Art Bell would have not ignored it.  Enough said.

Pragmier

Quote from: DAE on March 20, 2013, 08:42:00 AM
Last week Pope Benedict said on his official Facebook page that Christ has come back.

Only one person is reporting on it: http://www.twitter.com/PSIArmy




I tried to follow the twitter & FB comments but did not find where the pope said this. I would be great if you could post Benedict's official page. There's lots of imitators, fan sites, and unofficial pages out there.


The twitter account you linked, Batron Minogue@PSIArmy has some entries that don't appear entirely genuine. For example:




And that facebook link has this entry:


QuoteLetter from His Holiness, The Roman Pontiff Emeritus, Pope Benedict XVI

To those who have offended His Holiness by writing innapropriate messages to both Mr. Brian Marshall and the Pope Emeritus on our Community Facebook Page:

Dear Friends in Christ,
I have been informed by Brian Golightly Marshall, Salvator Mundi, that there have been extremly innapropriate messages written on my wall that have been directed to me and Brian Marshall. So, after begging my personal confident and assistant, Fr. Giuseppe Civello, to see what you have written, I was saddened and hurt that my flock would believe that this page, created in my honour, was made by Mr. Marshall or one of his disciples. What an absolute disgrace to see this grabage! Yet, from the bottom of my heart, I forgive you, as Christ Jesus would have done, or in other words: as Brian Golightly Marshall would do.
Please, stop posting/commenting sensless remarks on the Facebook Page Fr. Giuseppe has created, without thinking that one day we would have to see this. It hurts me that you despise me and Mr. Marshall after all I have done for the eight years of my Pontificate, but most importantly, what Mr. Brian Golightly Marshall has done for you. We are supposed to be the light of the World, and that means that we should allow the Lord to be seen through us. How can we accomplish that simple yet meaningful task by doing what many of you were doing?
So, to conclude this message to you, I would like to notify everyone that I truly hope you will understand what garbage you have written towards me and Mr. Marshall, and understand that I have forgiven you and encouraged you to live a new life without any sin, as states in today's Gospel:
Jesus straightened up and asked her, “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?” . “No one, sir,” she said. “Then neither do I condemn you,” Jesus declared. “Go now and leave your life of sin.”
(John 8:10-11)


God Bless All of You! With Great Affection and Love,
BENEDICTUS XVI P.M. EMERITUS

Yorkshire pud




^^^^ see above..Hint: it isn't mentioned on C2C or anywhere else because it's a spoof.

Quote from: DAE on March 22, 2013, 07:47:08 AM
My point only has to do with one thing:  Coast to Coast AM not reporting on this despite the fact it's the Pope's real Facebook.  Art Bell would have not ignored it.  Enough said.


I've heard of Yahweh Jesus before when he was just calling himself Yahweh. He's a nutjob like the ones you can find in Midtown Manhattan near Penn Station and Herald Square 365 days a year, ranting to the crowds who largely ignore them. Even C2C knows better than to book him for what would be one very long and boring diatribe.


Benedict did have a Twitter account, which was closed when he stepped down and now is being used by Francis. The Facebook account is a phony. He never had a Facebook account.

Quote from: Sardondi on March 20, 2013, 09:15:50 PM
Christians believe the Messiah has been identified as Jesus and came to earth to accomplish his mission of sacrifice and salvation. This is one of the the primary differences between Christianity and Judaism, in that Jews believe the Messiah has yet to be identified.

If the Jewish people had acknowledged Jesus as the Messiah, maybe they would be able to eat ham (and other pork products) at Easter, too.

Falkie2013

Quote from: DAE on March 22, 2013, 07:47:08 AM
My point only has to do with one thing:  Coast to Coast AM not reporting on this despite the fact it's the Pope's real Facebook.  Art Bell would have not ignored it.  Enough said.

Knowing Snoory, he's too busy looking for the Easter Bunny, much less a new pope and his pronouncements.

Hmm, Snoorge and Tommy looking for Easter Eggs.

Or Snoorge AS the Easter Bunny.

Or more likely the ether bunny.

Falkie2013

Quote from: Rachael Nexusei on March 23, 2013, 07:13:10 AM

If the Jewish people had acknowledged Jesus as the Messiah, maybe they would be able to eat ham (and other pork products) at Easter, too.

Reform Jews do eat ham, pork chops and the like. We also eat shrimp, crab and lobster.

We just feel guilty about it IF we think about it.

I've always had the feeling that the restriction on pork was because of trichinosis and shellfish because fish and things that come from the sea don't do well in desert heat and spoil.


ufogadfly

Posted by Falkie2013:

"I've always had the feeling that the restriction on pork was because of trichinosis and shellfish because fish and things that come from the sea don't do well in desert heat and spoil."


That's also been my belief for some time.

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