Talk:Franz-Peter Tebartz-van Elst
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<<Risk of Eternal Damnation>> Wikipedia editors risk Hell if they don't repent of the lies against Christ they constantly tell to satisfy their own satanic desires.
Lead "although he is currently suspended by the Vatican over allegations of lying under oath.[1]" - that is not what the BBC article says. There is no precise statement as to the reason for his suspension, neither in the article nor in any of the Vatican statements. (Strongest speculation is that it relates to his spending.) I have rewritten it as a separate sentence indicating that he has been suspended for reasons that have not yet been revealed. Irish Melkite (talk) 09:55, 24 October 2013 (UTC)
Changed sentence with misuse of "reactionary ideology", which is a highly controversial expression in the context of Pope Benedict's doctrine. Sentence now highlights that the Bishop's ideology was perceived to be more liberal before Benedict was named Pope without engaging in editorial comments.
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