"A
rabbi and a sheikh accompanied the pope on his pilgrimage to Jordan, Palestine,
and Israel...The two men have been participants in interreligious dialogue with
the Pope. The pilgrimage included an encounter between the Bishop of Rome and
Patriarch Bartholomew I, the Eastern Orthodox Archbishop of Constantinople. The
dialogue among the three faiths that share Jerusalem as a holy city was of
crucial importance.
Read more.[Mike Gendron Comment] The pope will once again take the world stage with his cunning push for religious unity. The proposition that the faith of Abraham could be a common foundation for Catholics and Muslims to unite will be foolishly embraced by many Christians who have little or no discernment. Those who think unity under the papacy is a good thing should consider the words of Martin Luther: "Unless with all your hearts you abandon the Papacy, you cannot save your souls. The reign of the Pope is so opposed to the law of Christ and the life of the Christian, that it will be safer to roam the desert and never see the face of man, than abide under the rule of Antichrist. I warn every man to look to his soul's welfare, lest by submitting to the Pope he deny Christ...As long as I live I will proclaim the truth. If the wholesale destruction of souls throughout Christendom cannot be prevented, at least I shall labour to the utmost of my power to rescue my own countrymen from the bottomless pit of perdition." Pro-Gospel.org
