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Towlie

(5,580 posts)
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 04:53 PM Yesterday

Any other atheists out there siding with the Pope over the President, VP, and House Speaker?

Johnson backs Trump, Vance in criticism of pope

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he was “taken a little bit aback” by recent comments from the pope...






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Any other atheists out there siding with the Pope over the President, VP, and House Speaker? (Original Post) Towlie Yesterday OP
Me. rzemanfl Yesterday #1
Reformed Agnostic here. charliea Yesterday #40
I'd be on the devil's side if he was against those magats -- but he's part of them. erronis Yesterday #47
Religion or not, the pope always has the high ground on moral issues. Srkdqltr Yesterday #2
Maybe they expect the same treatment from the Catholic Church that Hitler got back in the 1930s... Towlie Yesterday #6
I never understood that. Srkdqltr Yesterday #8
Racism flashman13 Yesterday #13
I'm pretty sure... GiqueCee Yesterday #22
There was a moment in 2020 ok_cpu Yesterday #9
And even the Knights of Columbus has sided with the Pope on this. pnwmom Yesterday #14
Ah, but what about... GiqueCee Yesterday #25
They are a cult on the far right edge. Hopefully Pope Leo will eventually let them go. nt pnwmom Yesterday #38
I kind of doubt that. Laffy Kat Yesterday #42
See comment 80. TommyT139 19 hrs ago #81
How much more $$$$ does the church need? SidneyR 2 hrs ago #95
Looks like it's already underway TommyT139 19 hrs ago #80
Thank you. I hadn't seen that. ok_cpu Yesterday #44
Does ANYONE believe that Trump... maddiemom 1 hr ago #96
Having the moral highground over Trump is a given for just about anyone, but TheProle Yesterday #15
I don't consider either abortion or birth control to be immoral; I believe the Pope does. MLWR Yesterday #18
Well...not always. progressoid Yesterday #23
Thanks for the link! I'll watch someday when I have the stomach for it. erronis Yesterday #50
Thanks for posting! Abolishinist 23 hrs ago #66
When compared to Trump, maybe. Gore1FL 23 hrs ago #60
Unless its about molesting children angrychair 22 hrs ago #73
This agnostic is on the Popes side MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #3
Another agnostic here (because how can you really KNOW?)... maddiemom Yesterday #35
Was baptized Lutheran, but agree with this Pope. nt allegorical oracle Yesterday #4
Yes. My money is on Pope Bob from Chicago. Solly Mack Yesterday #5
Ascension of Pope Francis modrepub Yesterday #7
His title is a salute to LeoX the Pope who who backed the social gospel that- Yoyoyo77 23 hrs ago #62
Of course ! He's a loyal American, unlike Trmp. nt eppur_se_muova Yesterday #10
Sure am. sinkingfeeling Yesterday #11
Yup. GB_RN Yesterday #12
Me. nt Susan Calvin Yesterday #16
I have a lot more respect for the pope than I do for MAGA. yardwork Yesterday #17
Oh, hell yeah! 1WorldHope Yesterday #19
If tRump ends up dying as a result of the Pope's righteous opposition Blue Owl Yesterday #20
Atheist here... but today we're all Catholics! bsiebs Yesterday #21
speak for yourself. TheProle Yesterday #26
Peace. bsiebs Yesterday #45
That I can get on board with TheProle Yesterday #49
As an ex-Catholic and a proud atheist lanlady Yesterday #24
I believe he is only supposed to be considered "infallible" when speaking ex cathedra. harumph Yesterday #43
Add me to the list of atheists siding with the Pope. llmart Yesterday #27
Me. RetiredParatrooper Yesterday #28
To me, Pole Leo is a humanist who cares no_hypocrisy Yesterday #29
Yes, Pope is Kind. Trump is 4 million mosquitoes. chouchou Yesterday #30
This agnostic can't stand the pope Raine Yesterday #31
His feelings on Trump are a BAD thing? Just asking. maddiemom 23 hrs ago #65
No that's not a bad thing but l can't put aside Raine 22 hrs ago #72
Me SamuelAdams Yesterday #32
Anyone with morals would be against Trump. He is the most corrupt person ever in the WH. walkingman Yesterday #33
I'm a devout atheist... GiqueCee Yesterday #34
I'm with you Bayard 18 hrs ago #82
Winston Churchill quote rationalcalgarian Yesterday #36
emphatically yes. barbtries Yesterday #37
Yes. Ultimately, it is about the values and not about any supernatural claims. Collimator 23 hrs ago #58
Yes Drum Yesterday #39
These people use religion as a facade BeneteauBum Yesterday #41
Me too. I really liked Pope Francis as well, even though we disagreed on several issues Greybnk48 Yesterday #46
As an atheist who called T the Anti-Christ many moons ago, I feel vindicated. GreenWave Yesterday #48
Count me as another. Bev54 Yesterday #51
Yep! MayReasonRule Yesterday #52
I'm an atheist. I obviously prefer the Pope. NNadir Yesterday #53
As a Buddhist, I am against greed, intolerance and lies. (among other things) usonian Yesterday #54
Pope Francis & Leo were morally correct about ongoing atrocities SunImp Yesterday #55
Yes IbogaProject 23 hrs ago #56
Ex-Catholic (a priest and a nun in my extended family) and now spiritual but not religious, but very much a fan of highplainsdem 23 hrs ago #57
Well, i think the Pope means well purr-rat beauty 23 hrs ago #59
yep...feels weird but I'm ethically aligned w/new pope TalenaGor 23 hrs ago #61
I am in. nt Prairie_Seagull 23 hrs ago #63
Here! chowder66 23 hrs ago #64
Idiots, bullies and cultists always have the same response when you disagree with them. Aussie105 23 hrs ago #67
I guess I'm agnostic, but I think this Pope is wonderful! wolfie001 23 hrs ago #68
Atheist siding with the Pope. BidenRocks 23 hrs ago #69
It is amusing I will say that. I cannot endors either. Peace. twodogsbarking 23 hrs ago #70
Me. Pototan 23 hrs ago #71
Same here Retrograde 21 hrs ago #75
Nope duckworth969 22 hrs ago #74
Easily! True Dough 21 hrs ago #76
I am not religious nor do I have anything good to say about organized religion, but on this issue, I agree with Pope Leo Deuxcents 21 hrs ago #77
I like Pope Bob Metaphorical 21 hrs ago #78
Recovering catholic here. In this case, siding with the pope. mwmisses4289 20 hrs ago #79
Speaking of the Hillbilly Hemorrhoid, Conjuay 9 hrs ago #84
the enemy of my enemy... mike_c 10 hrs ago #83
Me! City Lights 8 hrs ago #85
My religious belief, or lack thereof, doesn't enter into it. Martin Eden 7 hrs ago #86
Me, absolutely! A decent man is a decent man. Buddyzbuddy 4 hrs ago #87
Yes, 100%! Simple good over evil. LymphocyteLover 4 hrs ago #88
I am, yes EnergizedLib 4 hrs ago #89
I:'m with the Pope. joshdawg 4 hrs ago #90
Yup. byronius 3 hrs ago #91
Agnostic for over 50 years siding with the Pope. Number9Dream 3 hrs ago #92
This atheist will take MAGA spanking from anyone any day of the week regardless of what dress they wear. Pacifist Patriot 2 hrs ago #93
Message to the Pope: Don't expect demons to listen and understand their faults mdbl 2 hrs ago #94

charliea

(339 posts)
40. Reformed Agnostic here.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:44 PM
Yesterday

That is I don't believe in an all powerful entity, but I'm willing to listen if She talks to me directly, right after a clean MRI anyway.
That being said there is no question that Pope Leo is the one with the ethically and morally correct stance.
Moses Johnson, a Baptist "bible-thumper", should open that thing he's thumping. No where in it is praise for war-mongers. He's said something about a 'war doctrine', without stating what he means. The Catholics have defined a 'just war', with a list of specific conditions to start one, and actions that can be taken in one. None of them are met in this war of Trump's choosing. The Catholic Church believes the Pope is infallible when pronouncing doctrine and Trump's error is believing he can successfully criticize the Pope without political cost, but why interrupt him when he's doing it?

erronis

(24,061 posts)
47. I'd be on the devil's side if he was against those magats -- but he's part of them.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:56 PM
Yesterday

(I use "he" quite on purpose. Quite aware that there are some she-devils out there.)

Towlie

(5,580 posts)
6. Maybe they expect the same treatment from the Catholic Church that Hitler got back in the 1930s...
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:19 PM
Yesterday


But the current pope appears to have higher moral standards.

GiqueCee

(4,407 posts)
22. I'm pretty sure...
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:05 PM
Yesterday

... that 93 years ago, the Catholic hierarchy still had its bloomers in a bunch over "Give us Barrabas!"

ok_cpu

(2,244 posts)
9. There was a moment in 2020
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:39 PM
Yesterday

where he was allowed to use the shrine of St. John Paul II for a photo op, but that was the work of the Knights of Columbus. Many of my fellow Catholics have discarded everything else and cozied up to the regime over abortion.

pnwmom

(110,301 posts)
14. And even the Knights of Columbus has sided with the Pope on this.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:55 PM
Yesterday
In recent days, many Catholics and other people of goodwill have been deeply disappointed by the disparaging comments directed at Pope Leo XIV by the President of the United States. The Successor of Saint Peter is not a politician — he is the Vicar of Christ, entrusted with proclaiming the Gospel and shepherding souls.

The Knights of Columbus has always stood in solidarity with the Holy Father, recognizing in him a spiritual father who calls the world not to division, but to unity, not to conflict, but to peace. In this moment, we reaffirm that commitment with clarity and conviction.
https://www.kofc.org/resources/news/latest-news/statement-from-supreme-knight-patrick-kelly/

GiqueCee

(4,407 posts)
25. Ah, but what about...
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:08 PM
Yesterday

... Opus Dei? Those boys went over the high side and into the rhubarb a LONG time ago!

pnwmom

(110,301 posts)
38. They are a cult on the far right edge. Hopefully Pope Leo will eventually let them go. nt
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:38 PM
Yesterday

Laffy Kat

(16,957 posts)
42. I kind of doubt that.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:44 PM
Yesterday

Many of them are quite wealthy and give loads of $$$$ to the church.

SidneyR

(214 posts)
95. How much more $$$$ does the church need?
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 04:39 PM
2 hrs ago

I mean, they got lots of gold stuff all over the place.

TommyT139

(2,410 posts)
80. Looks like it's already underway
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 11:54 PM
19 hrs ago

Pope Leo has asked Gareth Gore (investigative reporter who wrote Opus, about OD) to meet with him, and last year he began replacing some of the hard-liners in the American Roman Catholic Church leadership. Many of the replacements have been the sort of people Rethugs are locking up in ICE camps.

More in this thread:
https://democraticunderground.com/100221175179

ok_cpu

(2,244 posts)
44. Thank you. I hadn't seen that.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:46 PM
Yesterday

I was a Knight prior to 2020 but not since. This was encouraging to read.

TheProle

(3,996 posts)
15. Having the moral highground over Trump is a given for just about anyone, but
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:55 PM
Yesterday

"the pope always has the high ground on moral issues" is a bit of a stretch if you're pro-choice and pro-gay marriage.

MLWR

(1,054 posts)
18. I don't consider either abortion or birth control to be immoral; I believe the Pope does.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:00 PM
Yesterday

Abolishinist

(2,975 posts)
66. Thanks for posting!
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:29 PM
23 hrs ago

Hard to determine my 'favorite' out of this list, although Pope Stephen VI was a fun read. (:45)

... a man so twisted and vengeful that he put his predecessor on trial, cut off the three fingers he used for blessing, and then threw him into the Tiber river. But here’s the real kicker… his predecessor had been dead the whole time.

In what has to be the craziest act of a despot in history, Stephen had Pope Formosus dug up seven months after he had been buried, dressed in papal clothes, sat on the throne, and put through a trial. Formosus was accused of perjury and gaining the papacy illegally.

Gore1FL

(22,959 posts)
60. When compared to Trump, maybe.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:19 PM
23 hrs ago

It's hard to call the Catholic Church as moral leaders given the long history of them failing in that regard.

maddiemom

(5,189 posts)
35. Another agnostic here (because how can you really KNOW?)...
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:23 PM
Yesterday

with a a half Protestant/half Catholic family. I'm with the Pope all the way on this. Trump is so obviously completely batshit that it's getting scary.

Solly Mack

(97,034 posts)
5. Yes. My money is on Pope Bob from Chicago.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:13 PM
Yesterday

I don't have to be a believer to see that Pope Bob is not going to be bullied by Trump. That puts him head and shoulders above millions.

I like a good scrap.

modrepub

(4,137 posts)
7. Ascension of Pope Francis
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 05:31 PM
Yesterday

enabled a Pope of similar sentiments (Leo) IMHO. I had hope based the papal name relating to Francis of Assisi (and that he was the first Pope from the New World) that the Vatican would veer away from the conservative bent of its European predecessors (John-Paul and Benedict). The selection of an American was probably strategic given how American politics has drifted over the last decade. And this Pope's name, Leo, harkens a strong determined person, but who still seems to firmly champion the poor and powerless. It wasn't a surprise to me how many Republican politicians have done a 180 degree turnfrom supporting the previously conservative Popes, who had aligned with their "pro life" message.

In the end, all the Republicans care about is having and exercising power. Their religious convictions, if you actually consider that they have any, only serve these purposes, Gospel be damned.

Yoyoyo77

(321 posts)
62. His title is a salute to LeoX the Pope who who backed the social gospel that-
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:20 PM
23 hrs ago

supported the struggling Catholic immigrants during the 1890s through the early 20th century. You could say he was a social justice Pope.

Blue Owl

(59,281 posts)
20. If tRump ends up dying as a result of the Pope's righteous opposition
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:02 PM
Yesterday

I might just convert to Catholicism!

lanlady

(7,231 posts)
24. As an ex-Catholic and a proud atheist
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:07 PM
Yesterday

I stand with the Pope! And while I obviously don’t believe in papal infallibility, every faithful Catholic is supposed to believe the pope is never wrong. Has no one in the media asked JD about that? Also, whatever happened to Thou shalt have no other gods before me?

My very Catholic, pro -Trump cousin posted the infamous Trump-as-Jesus image on her FB page, only it depicted the actual Jesus and the guy lying in bed with his eyes closed was Trump. I asked her, “Does this mean he’s dead? Good! “

She did not take it well.

They’re so deep in the cult they’ve lost all critical thinking and all their religious instruction goes straight out the window too.

harumph

(3,317 posts)
43. I believe he is only supposed to be considered "infallible" when speaking ex cathedra.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:45 PM
Yesterday

That is very rare however.

llmart

(17,642 posts)
27. Add me to the list of atheists siding with the Pope.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:10 PM
Yesterday

Wow! I can't believe I said that, but this Pope is different.

Raine

(31,196 posts)
31. This agnostic can't stand the pope
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:18 PM
Yesterday

and will never side with him. I can't forget his stands on everything else which doesn't make up for his feelings on Trump.

Raine

(31,196 posts)
72. No that's not a bad thing but l can't put aside
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 08:45 PM
22 hrs ago

his church's stand on freedom of choice etc just because he has a disagreement with Trump. Its not enough to like him or his church.

walkingman

(10,969 posts)
33. Anyone with morals would be against Trump. He is the most corrupt person ever in the WH.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:20 PM
Yesterday

GiqueCee

(4,407 posts)
34. I'm a devout atheist...
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:20 PM
Yesterday

... but I don't begrudge anyone their beliefs until they try to impose them on the rest of us, but especially on me. That has a tendency to bring my blood lust to a boil in a remarkably short time.
That said, I'm giving this round to Pope Bob on points. May his God give him the strength and the left hook to put this imposter down for the count.

Bayard

(29,908 posts)
82. I'm with you
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 12:51 AM
18 hrs ago

Although I haven't really decided yet whether I'm an all-in atheist, or a Pagan. I've always had a problem with other people telling me what I should, or must, believe, since I was a kid.

I am tickled that this Pope is getting under trump's thin skin.

rationalcalgarian

(301 posts)
36. Winston Churchill quote
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:36 PM
Yesterday

“If Hitler invaded hell, I would at least find something favourable to say about the devil in the House of Commons”.
Not forming an alliance, but recognizing who is the more evil one. I am an atheist, but I side with the pope.

barbtries

(31,318 posts)
37. emphatically yes.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:37 PM
Yesterday

as an atheist, i've had plenty of times to reflect that i'm a better christian than those so-called christians known as republicans.
in this case, the pope is echoing my values.

Collimator

(2,131 posts)
58. Yes. Ultimately, it is about the values and not about any supernatural claims.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:11 PM
23 hrs ago

I strive towards a rational materialist view of the universe. That being said, there are a great many values/tenets/beliefs that are preached by any number of religions that I embrace as worthy and moral.

I don't have to believe that a divine being sent his son to earth to live as a human in order to accept some of the teachings attributed to Christ. I no longer believe in the notion of American Exceptionalism, but I still embrace the ideals expressed in the Declaration of Independence that all people are created equal and have the intrinsic right to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.

This current Pope espouses ideas that I agree with; Popes of the past have been horrible people. Many of the Founding Fathers were hypocrites who held their fellow human beings in bondage while waxing poetic about freedom. (And aren't we all still paying for that Original Sin.)

We are constantly failing and falling short of our lofty principles. And we are continually refining those principles and expanding upon them. I believe that redemption is a possibility; but I define it differently than many religions do.

BeneteauBum

(585 posts)
41. These people use religion as a facade
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:44 PM
Yesterday

If they truly believed, their actions would be must more benevolent. It’s all about deceiving easily led voters.

Peace ☮️

Greybnk48

(10,735 posts)
46. Me too. I really liked Pope Francis as well, even though we disagreed on several issues
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:54 PM
Yesterday

such as abortion and marriage rights for all.

GreenWave

(12,693 posts)
48. As an atheist who called T the Anti-Christ many moons ago, I feel vindicated.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 06:56 PM
Yesterday

Many flocks have drifted toward insane babbling, money worshiping, thou shalt kill, vote for pigs and some are finally coming to their senses.

usonian

(25,811 posts)
54. As a Buddhist, I am against greed, intolerance and lies. (among other things)
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:05 PM
Yesterday

You've got three guesses where I stand.

IbogaProject

(5,971 posts)
56. Yes
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:08 PM
23 hrs ago

But I still remember the Catholic Clergy right up to the Popes have been backers of the "pro life" movement. I see this as quibbling over the facade around the system over an actual move for productive change.

highplainsdem

(62,541 posts)
57. Ex-Catholic (a priest and a nun in my extended family) and now spiritual but not religious, but very much a fan of
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:08 PM
23 hrs ago

this pope.

I'll never return to the church or follow any other religion, but I have to applaud a religious leader standing up for essential Christian teachings that too many self-professed Christians - like the three you named - apparently never understood.

purr-rat beauty

(1,294 posts)
59. Well, i think the Pope means well
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:13 PM
23 hrs ago

And I'd side with peace, compassion, fairness, kindness, love, inclusion, forgiv....eh, any time.

But the dogma, coverups, greed, judgment, hypocrisy, and silence time and time again from many religious leaders is why I lost faith in organized religion.

Ultimately, the President's behavior is unbecoming, devisive, immature, and disrespectful to both Christians and Muslims.

I do believe (sic) that the Pope means well where trump and his minions do not.

Aussie105

(8,016 posts)
67. Idiots, bullies and cultists always have the same response when you disagree with them.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:39 PM
23 hrs ago

Complete surprise!

Which are you, Mike?

Bit of this and a bit of that, from what I see.

Mike, a hint: God isn't on your side.

BidenRocks

(3,344 posts)
69. Atheist siding with the Pope.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:47 PM
23 hrs ago

Decency, courtesy and The Golden Rule.
That is never chump!

Pototan

(3,176 posts)
71. Me.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:53 PM
23 hrs ago

I have trouble accepting a higher being. Although I don't take Jesus or anyone else as my savior, I have always considered Jesus a great philosopher.

I am a devoted fan of Mathew 25 and the Sermon on the Mount.

Retrograde

(11,430 posts)
75. Same here
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 09:07 PM
21 hrs ago

When Mikey starts following the actual teachings of Jesus, especially the corporal works of mercy outlined in Matthew (feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, shelter the homeless, etc) maybe I’ll consider his opinion on matters religious. Until then he’s just another hypocrite.

duckworth969

(1,385 posts)
74. Nope
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 09:01 PM
22 hrs ago

The pope don’t need this atheist’s help.

His church is one of the richest organizations on the planet.

He’ll manage.

Deuxcents

(27,213 posts)
77. I am not religious nor do I have anything good to say about organized religion, but on this issue, I agree with Pope Leo
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 09:34 PM
21 hrs ago

Metaphorical

(2,651 posts)
78. I like Pope Bob
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 09:45 PM
21 hrs ago

I'm a fairly ardent agnostic, although I'm really partial to Asherah and Atargatis.

Pope Leo and Pope Francis to me both embody what the Catholic Church could be, and the fact that Pope Leo is taking the fight to Trump is great, not only because I think he is forcing Trump to acknowledge he's lost the moral high ground (not that he ever had it) , but also because he is forcing a lot of Trump's Catholic supporters to really re-examine what they believe in.

I think there is a subsection of MAGAs that are Christian in name only, but that have gone all in for the antiChrist.

mwmisses4289

(4,383 posts)
79. Recovering catholic here. In this case, siding with the pope.
Wed Apr 15, 2026, 10:46 PM
20 hrs ago

Jd is a cino (catholic in name only), T is definetly the anti christ, and who knows what the hell mj is. Not even sure they are human, and they are definitely not humane!

Conjuay

(3,084 posts)
84. Speaking of the Hillbilly Hemorrhoid,
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 09:59 AM
9 hrs ago

I am praying that Pope Leo excommunicates him.

But this would not be the first of my prayers to go unanswered.

Martin Eden

(15,699 posts)
86. My religious belief, or lack thereof, doesn't enter into it.
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 11:21 AM
7 hrs ago

Nor does allegiance to a president or pontiff.

It is a clear-cut case of who is right, and who is wrong.

Number9Dream

(1,888 posts)
92. Agnostic for over 50 years siding with the Pope.
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 04:06 PM
3 hrs ago

Was raised Roman Catholic, confirmed, etc., but became agnostic in college. Siding with Pope Leo against draft-dodger Don is a no-brainer.

Pacifist Patriot

(25,215 posts)
93. This atheist will take MAGA spanking from anyone any day of the week regardless of what dress they wear.
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 04:28 PM
2 hrs ago

mdbl

(8,719 posts)
94. Message to the Pope: Don't expect demons to listen and understand their faults
Thu Apr 16, 2026, 04:28 PM
2 hrs ago

Because they don't give a shit. Of course, he probably already knows this.

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