The following comes from the official transcript of the remarks that the Pope made on the 18th of November…

“Beware of the fundamentalist groups: everyone has his own. In Argentina too there is a little fundamentalist corner. And let us try, with fraternity, to go forward. Fundamentalism is a scourge and all religions have some kind of fundamentalist first cousin there, which forms a group.”

The fundamentalists that he was referring to are the Christian fundamentalists in Argentina, and in the very next sentence he denounced such people as “a scourge”. Of course “a scourge” is another way of saying “a plague”, and what do we try to do to “a plague” when one breaks out? That is something to think about.

So what is a “Christian fundamentalist”?

Well, it is basically someone that believes the Bible is literally true, that believes that Jesus Christ died for our sins and rose again, and that believes that Jesus is coming back someday. In other words, the Pope considers millions upon millions of American Christians to be a plague that is infecting our planet.

During those same remarks on the 18th of November, the Pope also once again pushed his “interreligious cooperation” agenda… This Pope has become increasingly aggressive in his efforts to foster unity among the various major religions of the world. In other words, this document is saying that God is pleased with all of the religions of the world and that they exist because it was His will for them to do so.

And the document concludes with an appeal for “reconciliation and fraternity” among the various religions of the world in order that “universal peace” may be achieved… On the political front, globalism may have lost some momentum, but in religious circles it is steaming right along. The push for a one world religion is happening right out in the open, and very few people seem alarmed by it.