科学は愛ですコミュのローマ法王、アフリカに「コンドームは間違い」と言う

Source: BBC
http://news. bbc.co.uk/ 2/hi/africa/ 7947460.stm

　アフリカに初めてのローマ法王としての訪問をしたベネディクト16世がコンドー
ムを配ることはエイズやHIV感染に対する解決法にはならないと発言した。

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ラエルのコメント：
彼の馬鹿げた助言を聞き入れたせいで、何百万人ものアフリカ人がすでにエイズ
で死んだり、これから死ぬことになるわけですから、彼は人類に対する犯罪のか
ど告発されるべきです。彼が作り出そうとしている原罪から逃れたい人が行う事
ができる事はただ一つ、植民地化の共犯者であり現在も精神的植民地を維持しよ
うとしているカトリック教会からの改宗宣言を行い、アフリカにもともと存在し
ていた美しい宗教、伝統に立ち戻ることです。

Pope tells Africa 'condoms wrong'
Pope Benedict XVI, who is making his first papal visit to Africa, has
said that handing out condoms is not the answer in the fight against
HIV/Aids.

The pontiff, who preaches marital fidelity and abstinence, said the
practice only increased the problem.

"A Christian can never remain silent," he said, after being greeted on
arrival in Cameroon by President Paul Biya.

The Pope is also due to visit Angola on his week-long trip, where
thousands are expected to attend open-air Masses.

Some 22 million people are infected with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa,
according to UN figures for 2007.

This amounts to about two-thirds of the global total.

'Painful wounds'

According to Vatican figures, the number of Catholics in Africa has
been rising steadily in recent years.

“ HIV/Aids is a tragedy that cannot be overcome through the
distribution of condoms, which can even increase the problem ”

Baptised Catholics made up 17% of the African population in 2006,
compared with 12% in 1978, the Vatican says.

Pope Benedict said on the eve of his trip that he wanted to wrap his
arms around the entire continent, with "its painful wounds, its
enormous potential and hopes".

HIV/Aids was, argued, "a tragedy that cannot be overcome by money
alone, that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms,
which can even increase the problem".

The solution lay, he said, in a "spiritual and human awakening" and
"friendship for those who suffer".

Speaking at the airport in Cameroon's capital, Yaounde, the Pope
called on Christians to speak up in the face of violence, poverty,
hunger, corruption and abuse of power.

Sexual abstinence

While in Africa, the pontiff is expected to talk to young people about
the Aids epidemic and explain to them why the Catholic Church
recommends sexual abstinence as the best way to prevent the spread of
the disease.

He gave a similar message to African bishops who visited the Vatican
in 2005, when he told them that abstinence and fidelity, not condoms,
were the means to tackle the epidemic.

The BBC's Caroline Duffield, in Cameroon, says people in Yaounde have
been energetically sweeping and cleaning everywhere in preparation for
Pope Benedict's visit.

The Pope will stay until Friday in Yaounde, where he will meet bishops
from all over Africa who will be taking part in a meeting at the
Vatican later this year to discuss the Church's role in Africa.

In Angola, which is still recovering from 27 years of civil war, Pope
Benedict will meet diplomats posted in Luanda and is expected to urge
the international community not to abandon Africa.

The pontiff is also due to hold private talks with political leaders
in the two countries, both of which have been accused of corruption
and squandering revenues from natural resources.