Jorge Bergolio, the anti-Pope, opens his cock-holster once again

And blathers out yet even more stupidity.

Pope Francis trotted out a scene from the 11th-century French epic poem La Chanson de Roland this week to prove Christians have tried to convert Muslims by the sword, just as Muslims have done to Christians. 

“A scene from The Song of Roland comes to me as a symbol, when the Christians defeat the Muslims and line them up in front of the baptismal font, with one holding a sword,” the pope told an Argentinian interreligious dialogue group Monday. 

“And the Muslims had to choose between baptism or the sword. That is what we Christians did,” he declared.

This extremely stupid man used a work of fiction to besmirch Christians.  However, Bergolio appears to have not even read said piece of fiction, because....

“The memory of Pope Francis evoking the victory of the Franks over Muslims is therefore confused, because the expedition was not a victory,” Ganimara observes. 

“The fictitious case of the forced baptism of Muslims supposedly defeated after the capture of Zaragoza — which did not take place — is not historical, but is a pure imagination of the poet,” he adds, noting that contrary to the pope’s account, there is not even a Christian holding a sword in the original work. 

“How then can he affirm that ‘this is what we Christians did’?” he concludes.

Jorge Bergolio, the anti-Pope, is destroying the Church from within.  While I don't have the ability to look inside a man's heart, I can look at their actions, and every action Bergolio takes is an evil one designed to destroy the church.  He protected and elevated sexual predators.  He embraces Islam.  He badmouths Christianity and faithful Catholics at every opportunity.  He brought idolatry into the Vatican (the Pachamama idols, which were worshipped at the Amazon Synod).  So this is just another attack from the anti-Pope.

Jorge Bergolio is not the pope.  Benedict XVI is the true pope, and Jorge Bergolio was installed through error and outright evil.  Pray for Pope Benedict.