What do you think about the pope or Holy Father in Vatican?

The pope is suppose to be, God on earth, therefore, he should be able to do all the things God does. He has the power to change laws which even God doesn't do.

Wow, have been raised catholic, been to the Vatican, but nobody ever told me that. He is not God on earth. Supposed to be God's mouthpiece, yes, but not God on earth. Who ever told you that crap?

What I have learnt is from Middle Ages of Europe history. For example,in the Middle Ages of Europe the pope always want to rule the whole world,because the pope thinks he is on behalf of Allah,and the pope have rights to adjudge that whether a person is sinful or not,even can adjudge whether a person can go to heaven or not.For example, in the Middle Ages of Europe the pope sold Certificates of Atonement, if people bought that,the pope would say the person who had bought Certificates of Atonement were exempt from punishment.How can you explain it?

Greed and stupidity. Can't apply that to today. The muslims have stuff like that in their history, too. Just look at the recent history and all those terrorists and suicide bombers who think the are doing Allah's work by destroying non-believers. And all because one of the muslim leaders told them it is. Not everybody is without fault. Just shows you how human the pope really is. There are misinterpretations in both religions.

As to absolution from sins. Any priest can issue that. It's believed that confession absolves you from sins. Buying your way out just was a quicker way, lol. And of course a good way for a corrupt church to make money. It's called abuse of power and was put away with.

Do you really think that the guy who leads the prayer in your mosque or dictates the rules of your religious life is without fault? Yet it is the very same person and whoever is above him in the chain of command who come up with how your holy book is supposed to be interpreted. Both books are vague enough to leave plenty of room for malicious interpretation.

Most recently of course it was the terrorists who in the name of Allah killed and still plan to kill a lot of innocent people. And it's condoned by several muslim leaders, yet also frowned upon by several other muslim leaders. There are countries where the majority of the population is muslim. Some countries are very strict, others are more lenient. In some countries, woman have hardly any rights, can't go outside unless they are completely veiled, can't drive a car, and completely depend on their spouse, whom they didn't even get to select. All in the name of religion. Yet in another of such countries, woman don't have to veil their face or not be veiled at all, even have the right to vote, and freely drive around in cars. Some allow alcohol and the consumption of pork, others don't. Now, somebody is in charge of dictating those rules, which apparently get changed depending on who the religious leader happens to be and what his opinion is. Saudi Arabia and Iran, while relaxing the rules for a while, now enforce them strictly. All because some religious leader claims that this is Allah's will.

All I'm saying is there is corruption and misinterpretations that happened and still happens in both religions by the so called leaders who abuse their position as mouthpiece of God/Allah, even claim they are the closest to God/Allah. And yes, there have been popes in the past who claimed to be God on earth in order to push on people whatever they wanted, so did and apparently still do some muslim leaders. If you want to point out faults in a religion's past, wow, you really should look at your own first. Because your claim that this doesn't happen in the muslim world is very much off base and in fact is going on right now. Terrorists as martyrs, lol. Come on, if somebody high up on the ladder of religious leaders wouldn't tell those people that if they blow themselves up to kill the non-believers they would receive the highest honor from Allah, they plain and simply wouldn't do it. Are those leaders really qualified to make such a blanket statement. It's not in your holy book.

BTW, not all Christians accept the pope as their religious leader just the catholics. You might want to start to make that distinction. I'm sure you mind us Christians calling every Muslim a terrorist.

But it saddens me that this is apparently the teachings Muslims currently get. Not understanding but ridiculing other religions. But apparently the shortcomings of the Muslim religion are being neglected. Weird way of teaching superiority of religion. They follow somebody who claims to be God on earth, haha, we don't have that, we don't claim that, how proposperous...mmmh lets hide away our past, lol. Oh, get real Muslims have lost their ways plenty of times, they are not without fail. So have Christians. But it's that kind of fingerpointing that justifies religious wars. Both religions teach peace, btw, not war. Acceptance and understanding, not fingerpointing and steamrolling.