Tesla CEO and billionaire Alan Musk has responded to the criticism of Pop Lio XIV through a strict line of the Bible. The Pope had questioned the Package of Musk, which is about 1 trillion dollars. Musk’s reply has now started debate all over the world over money, greed and morality of companies.

Alan Musk replied to the Pope’s criticism while sharing a line of the Bible in a post on ‘X’. He wrote, ‘You see a straw in your neighbor’s eye, but why don’t you see a big stick lying in your eye?’ The line, shared by Musk, has been introduced as a sarcasm at the Vatican’s assets of its estimated $ 2 trillion.

How did the whole controversy start?

Actually, this dispute started when Pope Leo XIV said that Musk’s so big salary is not appropriate and it is against morality. On this, Musk retaliated, citing the Bible. Now from social media to news, people are giving their opinion on this.

Some people are supporting Musk, while some are accepting the Pope’s words right. This debate has now become not just one person or company, but it has become that how to balance money and morality in the modern world.

Pope raised questions on Alan Musk’s salary

Recently, in an interview to ‘The Crex’, the Pope said, ‘Yesterday news came that Allen Musk is going to become the first trillion of the world. What does it mean and what is it about? If this thing matters now, then we are in great trouble. He linked Alan Musk’s salary package with rising income inequality.

The Pope said, ‘CEO Alan Musk earns 600 times more than an average employee. Therefore, such inequalities reflect a dangerous change in social values. Tesla has proposed a new compensation scheme, under which Allen Musk can get 423.7 million shares in the next ten years.

Tesla’s president said this about Musk

Robin Denhom, president of Tesla’s board of directors, defended the billions of dollars plan, saying that this compensation is appropriate in exchange for the height that Musk has brought to the company in the past years. He also said that Musk’s leadership has been the rule of Tesla’s success and this scheme will inspire the company to improve further in future.

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Rome’s new pope: American pastor Robert Francis Prevost was elected the new Pope of Rome on Thursday (May 8). Chicago -born 69 -year -old Prevost was a member of the Augustinian order who served extensively in Peru. He was the presence of Decastry for Bishop since 2023 and the President of Pontificial Commission for Latin America. He was appointed to posts by Pope Francis, who promoted him as a cardinal. He will take the Pontapical name of Leo XIV.

Robert Francis Prevost is the second consecutive pope to be built from America

It is noteworthy that he is the second consecutive pope from America after Pope Francis, born in Argentina. The curiosity was to know who would be the new Pope, because in the evening the trademark white smoke was coming out of the chimney over St. Peter Square, which showed that the Cardinals’ conference had selected the successor of Pope Francis, who died last month.

A wave of happiness ran between the pastor and the common people waiting for the decision and everyone’s eyes were on the balcony, which was waiting for the first presence of the new head of the Roman Catholic Church.

The new Pope addressed the crowd shouting

According to the BBC report, the new Pope, while addressing the crowd shouting in Italy, said, “There should be peace for all of you. Brothers and sisters, this is the first greetings of the revived Christ. I want to greet your families, wherever you are, wherever you are, you want to greet peace. You get peace.”

The 133 cardinals involved in this conference held in Sistin Chappell had gathered again after the lunch break after the non -polling on the morning of Thursday (May 8). The new Pope requires a two-thirds majority, which means 89 votes in this conference.

According to the BBC, it took an average three days to choose the pope in the last few conferences and voted seven times.