Disagreement with the Catechism

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For example, stealing is objectively a mortal sin; however, depending on motivation and circumstances, the person who steals may not necessarily be in a state of mortal sin. **

Depends on how much you steal. ;)😃
Exactly. And how much stolen money does it take for the stealing to become grave matter?
 
Yet it looks a lot like substituting one set of rules and regulations for another.
Rules are required to regulate human behavior. Rules define what is acceptable vs. what isn’t. If a society is to be civilized it requires rules.

The key question should be which rules help you get eternal happiness vs simply keeping you out of jail.
 
Cbus
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For example, stealing is objectively a mortal sin; however, depending on motivation and circumstances, the person who steals may not necessarily be in a state of mortal sin. **

Depends on how much you steal. ;)😃
My country was founded by people who stole loaves of bread.

Maybe they weren’t sinners after all! :rolleyes:
 
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