Debaptism Ceremony; Act of Apostasy

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You are an atheist, you have changed religions or you are simply not in agreement with the Catholic religion. You have the right, or even the duty to make the Catholic institution know that you do not want to be counted among its members anymore. This right is guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 18).

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[pinkfits]

Pope Alice,

Profound work. When was this performance?

Was it before or after the Cronulla riots, as I can't help but think of it towads the end when your performance arouses hatred, contempt and fear from the thugs on the beach.

Yours,

Pinkfits (DMC x)

[popealice]

@pinkfits Dear Pinkfits, Thank you for your thoughtful enquiry. This wonderful consciousness raisinig event took place in January 2004 with another action in Taylor Square, Sydney, Australia in February the same year. The disquietening events at Cronulla, Sydney took place in the following year 2005.

May Peace and Love reign over All the Earth and Planets. May Sanity guide Humanity and Love and Harmony steer the Stars.

Pope Alice Loves You To Life.

PAX tecum / PAX vobiscum

Amor vincit Omnia

[dabadeedabadie001]

They call religious people fucked up in the head? Last time I checked none of the main religions on this earth goes around wearing a friggin alien pope mask.....

[popealice]

@dabadeedabadie001 All the main religions and most religions were formed by people in 'alien'/ET 'masks'. Think of angels. Jesus was an 'alien'/ET in that his father was not of this world and he was taken upwards (into a UFO) after his death. We will soon see how much extraterrestrials (ETs) have played in the development of Humanity and its religions. This is an amazing world that is even more amazing than we can imagine. Most religions do not tell the full story.

Love triumphs over all

PAX

[benthemiester]

Like I said before I'm no fan of Bush or fundamentalism of any kind. I actually agree with some of what you said. Humans will always have bad guys and we have to take responsibility for our Democracy's. Sometimes when people have it good they get lazy and fall asleep. My point is that we have today and we have had in the past countries that are officially atheist, & they are are not bastions of freedom. I don't see atheist flocking to the five or six countries that are still officially atheist.

[popealice]

@benthemiester Because a country says it's atheist doesn't mean people want to flock there, especially when the USA makes sure they suffer with sanctions and exclusion. Australia's Prime Minister (read President) has declared her atheim and is Australia's first woman PM. The world is waking up to the fact the 'Imaginary Friend' (read God) doesn't exist and his (sic) followers generally backward thinking. Maybe 2.5% of the world's population are atheists, and a separate 12.7% non-religious.PAXorp

[aramel777]

Great video, shows how narrow-minded and brainwashed most people are. Did you see how aggressive some of those people were? Why? Simply because a few people wished to express their religious freedom.

Let's hope they develop the technology to reverse brain damage one day... ;-)

[ares213]

Why am I not surprised that these people are god-believers? These people, who are probably Christians, are the same people who would have mocked and crucified Jesus had they been alive during that time.

[KnightOwl2006]

If you're an atheist, you don't believe that baptism was anything more than some man pouring water on your head as a baby. So a "debabtism" is pretty pointless other than as an act of juvenile petulance. Atheists sure do seem insecure in their disbelief.

[jamaq]

"Straight to hell mother fuckers!!!" such eloquent language, am sure her is very proud of her.

[WiierdGamer]

I guess believing in some religion makes people more fucked up.

[benthemiester]

@popealice Religion didn't commit genocide on my people, Europeans did. They were slaughtering people long before Christianity. I'm not dumb enough to believe that if they had been atheist they would have been benevolent and not do the same, in fact I think it would have been worst. If you are of European descent should I hate you and place you in the same category? The reason why so many come to live here is for our freedoms, even as a Christian majority. In spite of Bush their still coming.