The debate on who is entitled to the kingdom of heaven is as old as religion, and there are plenty of people on both sides of the ideological lines.
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By Stefan Lopez | May 22, 2013
Atheists now have reason to rejoice. In a sermon on Wednesday, Pope Francis stated that one does not have to be a Catholic in order to be redeemed by the sacrifices of Jesus Christ.
While performing a homily during Wednesday mass in Vatican City, Pope Francis stunned many attendees by making his biggest religious decree so far. Though attempting to emphasize the predominance of doing good as a cornerstone for a person's redemption, his message still caused quite a bit of controversy.
Vatican Radio first broke news of Pope Francis' eyebrow-raising speech on Wednesday, going into detail over what was said and the context of his message:
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