Steven Spielberg says his upcoming alien film, Disclosure Day, will have Christians "second-guessing" their beliefs.
"Is God our God only on this planet, or is God a God for every system where there's civilization?"
@FrNickOFMConv Psalm prayers aren't in the latin, they were invented for the English translation which is why they occasionally imply heresy. Glad to leave them behind.
Rose: "Holy Father, can I tell you a joke?"
Pope Leo: "Is it short? Lots of people want to meet me. Yes yes, okay. What's your joke?"
Rose: "What do you give an Italian ghost for dinner?"
Pope Leo: "I don't know...what do you give an Italian ghost for dinner?"
Rose: "Spookghetti!"
Pope Leo: "Oooooohhhhhoooo..." *cue laughter*
Rose: "Holy Father, can I tell you a joke?"
Pope Leo: "Is it short? Lots of people want to meet me. Yes yes, okay. What's your joke?"
Rose: "What do you give an Italian ghost for dinner?"
Pope Leo: "I don't know...what do you give an Italian ghost for dinner?"
Rose: "Spookghetti!"
Pope Leo: "Oooooohhhhhoooo..." *cue laughter*
Encyclical thoughts: Paragraph 122 has a reference to Schindler's List that is, to my limited knowledge, the first reference to any film by a papal encyclical.
The Pope pretty clearly holds the same position that Aristotle and Augustine and Thomas and MacIntyre and Taylor all hold: that thinking is an action specifically of embodied intellect, that is, of the human organism as a whole. That is, if anything, the opposite of dualism.
Encyclical thoughts: paragraph 10: first mention of synodality.
Paragraph 11: "Our hearts are restless until they rest in thee".
Step back everyone he's playing the hits
We must, then, avoid the “Babel syndrome,” namely the idolatry of profit that sacrifices the weak, a uniformity that neutralizes differences, and the pretense that a single language — even a digital one — can translate everything, including the mystery of the person, into data and performance. This is the risk of dehumanization: building a future that excludes God and reduces the other to a means.