Drug and Religion

Cardinal Pell

What a bunch of rubbish coming out from this man in funny dress:

THE lives of people without faith have 'nothing beyond the constructs they confect to cover the abyss', Cardinal George Pell said yesterday [28 Nov 2010] at a Mass to install the former Defence Force chief General Peter Cosgrove as chancellor of the Australian Catholic University.

'A minority of people, usually people without religion, are frightened by the future,' Cardinal Pell, the Archbishop of Sydney, said during his homily at the St Mary's Cathedral Mass.

'It's almost as though they've … nothing but fear to distract themselves from the fact that without God the universe has no objective purpose or meaning. Nothing beyond the constructs they confect to cover the abyss.'

Life without God was ''life without purpose, without constraints'', he said. [http://www.smh.com.au/national/faithless-are-coarse-uncaring-and-without-purpose-says-cardinal-pell-20101128-18cg3.html#]

He may have a bit of moral authority only if he has not been hiding those child-raping abusive priests. If a petty stupid mind cannot comprehensive the grandeur of the universe without invoking the unsupported god, just shut up and no one will be blogging about it.

Atheists 'not fully human', says Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor

Cormac Murphy O'Connor is now on the list of dishonest people whom I do no respect.

Dishonest people I do no respect - Tony Blair

Tony Blair

Not only has Tony Blair led the UK into the illegal invasion of Iraq (under the pretext of weapon of mass destruction - which has never been found), he is now grouping the atheists with the religious fanatics:

Those who scorn God and those who do violence in God’s name, both represent views of religion. But both offer no hope for faith in the twenty first century. [source: Speech delivered on 7th October, 2009 at the Common Word Conference at George Town University]

Tony Blair now joins a list of dishonest people whom I do no respect.