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LOL!

Well, it may not have actually been directed *at* the Pope, but more in his general direction...

actually, the unique "citation" exchange into 'What income has no longer that delusion of Christ delivered us!' in spite of the reality that broadly believed on internet websites, Pope Leo X did no longer utter those words. in actuality, no person has ever discovered any records detailing the words that back up this meant heresy. And why would they- would a Pope actual gaffe so badly as to jeopardize ~1500 years of theological historic previous? even if if those words have been uttered, would they have an effect on the 1500 years of appropriate non secular scholarship? The quote exchange into originated by using John Bale in his treatise "The opposition of the Popes" which exchange into fairly antipapal in nature- no longer extraordinary with the different malicious misquotations he provided interior the text fabric. additionally- only for the heck of it, I appeared on the main numerous citations of this quote doing an easy seek and the right source is (Encyc. Brit., 14th Ed. xix, pg. 217). in case you seek the Brittanica information, you will locate that web site 217 interior the 14th version is a depiction of a pigeon's respiration gadget. in case you will come across a exceptional source, i will assessment my comments. G'nighttime!

Brilliant!

Good for them - we should do the same to the present pope - but wait, he is just one big fart!

LOL they where pagans and didn't like the pope and I must say I like them though

I think it's awesome, and we should try and spread The Word of the Fart.

its not their fault they are angry with Christianity, what would you do if some knights clad in plate armor, invaded your land in the name of some god you did not believe in and burnt down all your temples and forced you to convert to their religion???

That's too funny!

Nice find :-)

probably something to do with Sodomy. BEST ANSWER EVER!!!