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Philipp Bauer

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04 Apr 2013 22:32Link
What is Antonio?
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Antonio Cameron

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04 Apr 2013 22:40Link
calling himself the vicar of god and Vicar is substitution or replacement, that is an insult to the Catholic church considering he calls himself the pope.
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Pope Innocent VI

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05 Apr 2013 02:46Link
Vicar of Christ (from Latin Vicarius Christi) is a term used in different ways, with different theological connotations throughout history. As the original notion a vicar is of "earthly representative of God or Christ" but also used in sense of "person acting as parish priest in place of a real parson"[1] The title is now used in Catholicism to refer to the bishops[2] and more specifically to the Bishop of Rome (the pope
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Antonio Cameron

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05 Apr 2013 03:40Link
It was actually used as a tittle for the most pious followers/Priests/Bishops/Parish of the Catholic Church and they never used it to say that they were the replacement or embodiment of God or christ, they used it to say that they were so Pious that god or Jesus is with them and leading them through life.

I'm an Ancient and Medieval history fanatic, I know, not every part of Wikipedia is true and judging by the random [1] in your post i'd say that's where 99% of your information comes from.

Now shush and go away before I go Marcus Junius Brutus on you. (btw thats the person who led the assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar, just in case you didn't know.)
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Antonio Cameron

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05 Apr 2013 03:48Link
Vicar of Christ (from Latin Vicarius Christi) is a term used in different ways, with different theological connotations throughout history. As the original notion a vicar is of "earthly representative of God or Christ" but also used in sense of "person acting as parish priest in place of a real parson"[1] The title is now used in Catholicism to refer to the bishops[2] and more specifically to the Bishop of Rome (the pope).[3]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vicar_of_Christ

See, so actually where 100% of your information come from.
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Philipp Bauer

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05 Apr 2013 11:36Link
I have no interest in the Bavarian religion...
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Antonio Cameron

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05 Apr 2013 12:43Link
what religion do you follow?
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James the Fair

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05 Apr 2013 12:49Link
Why don't you discuss this on the 'New Pope is elected' section on the nationalities forum like I have, then you'll find out what I am as I believe me and you like our histories, can you guess which historical figure that is on my avatar?
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WildStallion

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05 Apr 2013 15:43Link
Greetings Mr Gil, hopefully you and Seven Devils throwing her shoes at everyone will keep them in check.
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Antonio Cameron

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05 Apr 2013 21:31Link
King James
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Philipp Bauer

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05 Apr 2013 21:34Link
Lutheran, like most Germans. I actually expected most Americans to be protestants or some branch of the English church. I haven't met a single catholic in my time in the US, well you of course. I take it some states in the US are catholic and the rest protestant like over here? Baden-Wuerttemberg, Nordrhein-Westfalen and Bayern: Catholics, the rest: Lutheran.
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Brandon Gil

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06 Apr 2013 02:36Link
I am resigning from NLUO Sec. General position, membership and ties. As well as removing myself from BME membership. Have a nice night.
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Antonio Cameron

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06 Apr 2013 03:21Link
well that was unexpected.
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King Hezekiah II

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06 Apr 2013 03:34Link
People are so fickle.
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James the Fair

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06 Apr 2013 13:58Link
Sorry to mislead you like that Antinio but it's actually King Alfred the Great of England who united all his country together for the first time in history who also defended his country against the invading Vikings at that time. A great man who was one of the most respectable, fair, honourable and had great values for any given leader at that time, unlike many of the clowns who run our governments today.

However in terms of my name, my real name is not very far off from the name 'James' as the reason I have that avatar is because I like to model myself on him in terms of his respectability and values.
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Lord Lee

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06 Apr 2013 14:49Link
I nominate King Hezekiah II to take over the NLUO with immediate effect.


Lord Lee.
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seven_devils

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06 Apr 2013 15:11Link
Wolfie,

I am Catholic as well.
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Lord Lee

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06 Apr 2013 15:39Link
How repressive to believe in Catholicism!
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Antonio Cameron

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06 Apr 2013 15:58Link
shut up blue ass.
CANADA IS NOT A STATE IN AMERICA FOR THE LAST TIME. Thank you.
Repressive to be Catholic? Catholicism is older then Protestantism. I believe Protestantism is oppressive especially in the case of England.
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Lord Lee

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06 Apr 2013 17:43Link
I never said Canada was a state in America you moron! You're a sheep that believes some old man in a dress is going to save them. Please!
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Tallisibeth na Colliete

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06 Apr 2013 20:42Link
Actually, in America we have what is called the "Bible Belt". It's an area of the US, mainly in the South, that if you were to say "Hail Satan" out loud, you will be visited by at 6 ministers from 6 different churches that just happen to be almost next door to each other.
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Antonio Cameron

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06 Apr 2013 21:07Link
I know you didn't you moronic blue ass read all the posts for once dumb nut, Wolfker thinks it is and thats who I was talking to, Blue ass.

I am not religious, I am Catholic but not religious.
Your country was Christian, Anglican and Catholic, then one of your demented dictators from hundreds of years ago destroyed the churches, and killed anyone that continued to follow those three religions and made everyone become Protestant, Screw Martin Luther and his fake religion cause it is the most oppressive thing since Dictatorship.

when and if time travel is invented imma kill Martin Luther, or maybe just that dumb ol' king you had.

I don't believe some old guy in a white robe is gonna save me and the world cause that's stupid.

Now stop being such a idiot and read posts properly. Also stop trying to have Hez be the leader of Nluo so you can be he little second in command Bi@ch and screw off. Ugly blu
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James the Fair

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06 Apr 2013 21:41Link
"I am not religious, I am Catholic but not religious" Antonio Cameron

It's the same with me here, except i'm a protestant, an anglican (Church of England)

However i'm presuming your referring to that particularly famour king of ours at that time who was known to have had six wives in his lifetime? I would'nt say he was dumb for destroying the catholic churches as he knew exactly what he was doing. I believe it all started because he could'nt get a divorce from his first wife and probularly mainly because the catholic churches were that wealthy, I believe their yearly income was about 5 times higher than what the kings income was across his country, so he looted them of all their treasure and destroyed them. This was driven mainly by greed, but it's a shame most of the catholic churches and abbeys that were destroyed during that time lay in ruins now as you can see in our country today. I think the pr
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Antonio Cameron

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06 Apr 2013 21:51Link
Not specifically Martin Luther just your old king.
Greed gets no ne to a good place in the end.
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James the Fair

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06 Apr 2013 22:04Link
It does'nt, it only corrupts them, but it was the only way to get our own church established, which was famously known as the "reformation". There was a lot of "knock on effects" after the reformation as you could say he is to blame for a lot of religious wars long after he died. For example, the English Civil War in the 1600s or the Persecution of the protestant Hugonots in France in the 1700s. But you should'nt worry about the anglican church being so different to the catholics, because in terms of their ways there is'nt really, i've heard our church is the closest to the catholic church and it is as I know that for a fact.

For the other protestant religions in England such as Methodists, reformists and baptists, they follow the more extreme ways in how they practice their religions.