Ngaphezu kwalokho, kwaphakanyiswa ukuthi lesi sibonakaliso se-Zodiac, njengokungathi sihlaba iqiniso lokuthi uma i-Sun ingena kule ngxenye ye-ecliptic, i-equinox ye-autumnal ifika. Ezingqungqutheleni zasendulo zaseGibhithe, i-Libra yama-constellation, "yi-Balance of Truth" ne "The Last Judgment", ibuyele emidlalweni yaseGibhithe ye- afterlife, lapho isetshenziselwa ukulinganisa imiphefumulo yabafileyo. Ngaphezu kwalokho, zihlotshaniswa nonkulunkulukazi u-Maat, njengonkulunkulu waseGibhithe wasendulo, owawuhlobene nalesi siqhwa. Wayeyindodakazi kaRa futhi wahlonipha iqiniso, ubulungiswa kanye nokuvumelana kwendawo yonke. >> There is a problem with a handful of clerics in the Mid East particularly, a problem that the Vatican has yet to really fix. << The only problem I see is this guy holds the rank of "Major Archbishop" and the title of "Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem". Given the Christians are less than 2% of the population of Jerusalem, and most of them are Eastern Orthodox or protestant (and even among the Catholics, which are around 1% of Jerusalem's population, most are from the Melkite Greek Catholic Church or Maronite Church, NOT the latin-rite Roman Catholic Church), it makes little sense to give this guy so much clout. The only reason they'd really need a "Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem" is an honorary title bestowed because of the city's historic ties to the founding of Christianity and the Catholic Church. I could understand if this guy was "Monsignor Fouad Twal, honorary Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem" and merely a figurehead, but not making him a "Major Archbishop". As for Fouad Twal himself being pro-Palestian statehood and/or anti-Jewish, that couldn't be helped. You're about as likely to find a pro-Jewish Palestinian Christian as finding a Sinn Fein member who is against Irish independence.