Comments on: Time Will Tell if the Pope Misbehaves http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/ Top Secret. Confidential. Hush Hush. Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:32:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Deep Six http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Deep Six Wed, 26 Sep 2007 12:02:26 +0000 http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/#comment-323 How delicious - <i>Time</i> is now <a href="http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1664189,00.html" rel="nofollow">wondering</a> if Pope John Paul II was euthanized?! This from a doctor with evidence she gathered from television, the press and a book. What a gas! I had no idea we had infiltrated this popular magazine so heavily. Dr. Renato Buzzonetti, JPII's personal physician, <a href="http://www.zenit.org/article-20551?l=english" rel="nofollow">issued a poignant response</a>, but we all know how much attention the secular press will give him. The idea that a hypocritical Catholic Church murdered it's own Holy See is too tantalizing! Somebody call Dan Brown & Steve Berry! How delicious – Time is now wondering if Pope John Paul II was euthanized?! This from a doctor with evidence she gathered from television, the press and a book. What a gas!

I had no idea we had infiltrated this popular magazine so heavily. Dr. Renato Buzzonetti, JPII’s personal physician, issued a poignant response, but we all know how much attention the secular press will give him. The idea that a hypocritical Catholic Church murdered it’s own Holy See is too tantalizing! Somebody call Dan Brown & Steve Berry!

]]> By: Wigglebrick http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/comment-page-1/#comment-322 Wigglebrick Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:16:28 +0000 http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/#comment-322 @Slickrake - Excellent points! Fatigue and loss of hope are powerful weapons indeed. @Slickrake – Excellent points! Fatigue and loss of hope are powerful weapons indeed.

]]> By: Slickrake http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/comment-page-1/#comment-321 Slickrake Tue, 11 Sep 2007 21:50:48 +0000 http://wigglebrick.com/time-will-tell-if-the-pope-misbehaves/#comment-321 My Dear Wigglebrick, Yet again, you have condensed a great deal of information into a small space that should be valuable to any of our junior tempters. We should never let our patients realize the existence of that which our most esteemed colleague, Screwtape, termed "the law of undulation." That is, those in spiritual troughs should be encouraged to believe they will never emerge from this state. Also, those Christians having a "mountaintop experience," as distasteful as these are for us while they are happening, should be encouraged to believe this state should also be permanent. The inevitable tumble into the valley is thus all the more delicious. Above all, Christian apologists should always apologize for the Church, the Enemy, His gifts and graces, and suggest believers should have a perpetual fire, and never become tired or weary of working for the Enemy. The resulting shame at the inevitable loss of energy is ripe for innumerable exploitations by an alert tempter and is certainly one of the best amusements humans have to offer. By all means, keep up the good work. Warmest regards, Slickrake My Dear Wigglebrick,

Yet again, you have condensed a great deal of information into a small space that should be valuable to any of our junior tempters.

We should never let our patients realize the existence of that which our most esteemed colleague, Screwtape, termed “the law of undulation.” That is, those in spiritual troughs should be encouraged to believe they will never emerge from this state. Also, those Christians having a “mountaintop experience,” as distasteful as these are for us while they are happening, should be encouraged to believe this state should also be permanent. The inevitable tumble into the valley is thus all the more delicious.

Above all, Christian apologists should always apologize for the Church, the Enemy, His gifts and graces, and suggest believers should have a perpetual fire, and never become tired or weary of working for the Enemy. The resulting shame at the inevitable loss of energy is ripe for innumerable exploitations by an alert tempter and is certainly one of the best amusements humans have to offer.

By all means, keep up the good work.

Warmest regards,

Slickrake

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