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Here's one solution that might have an effect. (Original Post)
GliderGuider
Jun 2015
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daleanime
(17,796 posts)1. kick, kick, kick....
Amen, buy less shit, eat less meat and more locally grow veggies. Save energy. Spend more on research and education.
Would be a start.
Gregorian
(23,867 posts)2. It's going to twist Republican melons. I'm enjoying this.
This is official big time church official stance stuff.
Of all the places to hear this kind of sanity, it's a church!
pscot
(21,024 posts)3. They dismiss the Pope because
he's not a scientist.
NickB79
(19,257 posts)4. He actually did earn a chemistry degree, and was a working chemist for a time!
http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2015/06/dear-rick-santorum-pope-actually-did-study-science
The National Catholic Reporter and the Official Vatican Network both report that Francis, then Jorge Bergoglio, earned a technician's degree in chemistry from a technical school in Buenos Aires before joining the seminary. Sylvia Poggioli from NPR also reports Francis worked as a chemist. Listen to her report from Morning Edition, below, from Rome:
Irony compounded.