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Way too many catholics have been led to believe there is a moral equivalence between supporting abortion and political differences over the best way to adress other social problems facing the country such as poverty, immigration , capital punishment etc. No issue or combination of issues trumps abortion. Without the right to life all other rights are meaningless. Thus you can not vote for a pro-abortion canidate no matter how right you think he may be on the other issues. The exception to this is when his opponent is more pro-abortion than he is. For intance in 2008 one canidate supported unrestricted taxpayer funded abortions on demand. The other supported abortions in cases a rape and incest only. A Catholic could have voted for the latter(but was not required to) but could not have voted for the formerHell SF. I’m not as familiar with your frame of mind as I am with others. Can you help me to understand because some of your terminology is confusing to me? Your statement that some Catholics have been “brainwashed” in to holding Catholic Social Teaching over other doctrines. Can you illucidate which doctrines you are referring to? You also mentioned “Orthodox” beliver. Are you referring to eastern Orthodox versus Roman Catholic?
when you say, “Unless all Catholics start believing and living their own faith, then the culture will continue to dictate who our leaders are”, are you referring to leaders of the Catholic Church or political leaders? I think you mean political/governmental leaders, but I want to be sure.
Clarification respectfully requested.