Author Topic: SSPX Threatens Theater Staging Blasphemous Play (Read 910 times)

Augstine Baker · « **on:** January 22, 2012, 01:29:45 AM »

The director of the Thalia-Theater (who is directing a piece mostly offensive to Christians "Gólgota Picnic") must have explained to him, that he may be liable to punishment under §166, Abs. 1. This paragraph of the StGB [Penal Code] has been applied in other cases much more minor than this:
In 2006 someone was condemned for putting the words in Arabic "Koran, the holy Koran" on toilette paper and was condemned.

The course of events can be read as to what happened and which legal steps the Society will take against Thalia.

In 2006 a 61 year old man from Munster was punished by the force of the law under §166, because he had printed toilette paper with the sentence "Koran, the Holy Koran". The court of Ludinghausen condemned him because of insulting a conviction and disturbing the public peace for a prison sentence of a year to probation. The time of parole was extended to five years. [Source: Tagespiel]

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2012/01/german-sspx-threatens-theater-staging.html

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #1 on:** January 23, 2012, 11:58:59 PM »

Prosecutor Investigates Blasphemous Play

Since in Germany one is eager to take up the catchword "ѕєdιтισn", that one must react in this case -- otherwise credibility is gone.

(Kreuz.net, Weinheim)The Hamburg Prosecutor initiated investigation, number "7101 J 33/12" on January 17th January. It is being directed against Thalia Theare Ltd. The person in charge of the company, Joachim Lux. The inquiry involves an offense against faiths, religious societies and ideological groups. The place of the crime is the bigoted piece known as "Golgotha Picnic". It is in the theater on the program.

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2012/01/prosecutor-investigates-blasphemous.html

nadieimportante · « **Reply #2 on:** January 24, 2012, 10:43:33 AM »

From a previous post of mine;

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The Mohammedans are a punishment upon the secular liberals. The secular liberals have no weapons to fight a violent religion. I look with amusement as the same Western Masonic governments that have emasculated the Catholic Church and removed any public display of Catholicism, now are having to concede all manner of public religious life to the Mohammedans. Setting up Religious court, prayer "breaks", public prayer , clerical dress, submissive women etc.

All the Mohammedans can do is force Europe to return to live as Catholics. I don't fear bombs and bullets, I fear the eternal perdition from fallen away from the faith. For real Catholics, there is little to fear from the Mohammedans, and everything to fear of the secular liberals which have destroyed Catholic Europe and enticed millions of souls down the road to eternal perdition.

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #3 on:** January 24, 2012, 11:16:04 PM »

German Jesuit: Jesus Was Blasphemous to the Core

Edit: a few days ago the Diocese decided to respond to the blasphemous play, Golgotha Picnic, so they sent a Jesuit. What are you complaining about? Even Jesus committed blasphemy, said the Jesuit.

Yesterday the theater piece "Golgotha Picnic" was performed -- at its conclusion a sanguine Jesuit Priest, Breulmann said: Even Jesus had as his last words, "My God why hast thou forsaken me" which is at its core, blasphemous.

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2012/01/german-jesuit-jesus-was-blasphemous-to.html

Graham · « **Reply #4 on:** January 25, 2012, 08:51:04 AM »

Absurd as it is to accuse Jesus, i.e. God himself, of blasphemy, I have always wondered about that line. Some like to interpret it as a poignant reminder of Christ's humanity. But it seems like that just can't be right. How could Christ be forsaken by God? Is the translation iffy?

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #5 on:** January 25, 2012, 09:28:31 AM »

Quote from: Graham

Absurd as it is to accuse Jesus, i.e. God himself, of blasphemy, I have always wondered about that line. Some like to interpret it as a poignant reminder of Christ's humanity. But it seems like that just can't be right. How could Christ be forsaken by God? Is the translation iffy?

Did you notice the fact that the one making the statement is a Jesuit?

Graham · « **Reply #6 on:** January 25, 2012, 10:09:29 AM »

Yeah, I did. It is blasphemy to say what he did, but I suppose if one believes that Christ blasphemed, then blasphemy must be OK ... That's all par for the course these days.

However, that particular line of Scripture does appear blasphemous or at least problematic. Rather than accuse Christ of blasphemy, I assume that I don't understand it or something went wrong in translation.

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #7 on:** January 25, 2012, 10:32:04 AM »

Quote from: Graham

Yeah, I did. It is blasphemy to say what he did, but I suppose if one believes that Christ blasphemed, then blasphemy must be OK ... That's all par for the course these days.

However, that particular line of Scripture does appear blasphemous or at least problematic. Rather than accuse Christ of blasphemy, I assume that I don't understand it or something went wrong in translation.

Liberals make a lot of it, but then they don't understand that the Son of Man was fulfilling a prophesy.

I'm convinced that Jesuits and others like them say these kinds of things to destroy people's Faith.

He knows better.

Check out a Douay-Rheims bible in the notes, particularly the Haydock. They're excellent.