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[TonyGosling]

In 2005, when Joseph Ratzinger became pope, a key competitor was Cardinal Walter Kasper. Kasper is now Benedict's chosen successor, I believe. I say this because Pope Benedict DELIBERATELY timed his resignation so that Walter Kasper, who turned 80 a mere few days after Benedict's Feb. 28 resignation, would be eligible to vote in the Conclave. Cardinal Walter Kasper is the fellow I originally supported for Pope in 2005. Kasper has the connections with the other churches of the world as President Emeritus of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (and as demonstrated by these photos), and the knowledge, ability, and willingness to govern this Church through these difficult times. He has said, in recent days, that the Roman Curia needs major change. There is ONE area of major debate these two men presided over years ago in the church: Cardinal Ratzinger argued that the Universal Church (worldwide church) was prior to the local church. Cardinal Kasper argued that the local church(es) were prior to the Universal Church. Both of these learned theologians were wrong. Both the local church(es) and the Universal Church have existed for all time in as much as Our Lord Jesus Christ existed (as a member of the Trinity) with God for all time and in his existence exists the Church in all its aspects, both local and universal.
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