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February 3, 2012

Frenchman Takes Catholic Church to Court to Nullify His Baptism

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It’s amazing that there are a number of people actually wanting to be stricken from the books of the catholic church!  Through all of the kid-fucking, cover ups, dishonesty and scandals people are starting to see the light!

..hmmm, this gives me an idea!  Stay tuned!

An elderly French man is fighting to make a formal break with the Catholic Church, in a case that could have far-reaching effects.

Rene LeBouvier, 71, has taken the church to court over its refusal to let him nullify his baptism after losing his faith in the religion.

Though he was raised in a community where Catholicism dominated every walk of life, Rene changed his views in the 1970s after spending time with ‘free thinkers’.

As he didn’t believe in God anymore, the pensioner thought it would be more honest to leave the church and wrote to his diocese and asked to be un-baptised in 2000.

Ten years later, LeBouvier wanted to go further.

Paedophile scandals and the pope preaching against condoms in AIDS-racked Africa, helped strengthen LeBouvier’s opposition to the religion.

He called the pope’s position on Africa “criminal.”

Again, he asked the church to strike him from baptism records, but when the priest told him it wasn’t possible, he took the church to court.

French law states that citizens have the right to leave organisations if they wish and, last October, a judge in Normandy ruled in his favour.

However, the diocese has since appealed and the case is pending.

(Excerpt) Read more at The Daily Mail UK

 

 

 



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Reverend Duncan
Reverend Duncan

The good lord has made me an atheist who can use the power of satire and questionable wit to illuminate the absurdities of the religious. We strive to educate with both fact and humor.






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