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Actually, the children are not in rebellion.
Actually, the children are not in rebellion.
As the younger generation say to us old fogies, “LOL”Leaving the Church is apostacy. It’s latae sententiae excommunication. If they died as Muslims, they would not have salvation, because there beliefs would reject Christ as the Son of God, and consequently, his Divine Mercy. They would not be able to plead invincible ignorance because they are already have the gifts of the Holy Spirit through Baptism.
We should put you both on an isolated island to fight it out over whose God condemsn whom to hell!The Muslim issue is not that they believe those who don’t believe are condemned, but that those who convert away from the faith must be killed. There’s no comparison with Catholic teaching.
Oh no – I am a foe of superstition of any kind!You like to use the word “superstitious”. Since you believe that those who are against homosexuality are insecure about their own sexuality, does your constant repetition of the word “superstition” indicate you are in bondage to superstition?
Not unless you consider participating in the Eucharist to be “occult,” which I don’t (although my atheist colleagues consider it so).Do you practice the occult in any way, shape, or form?
How do you reconcile this with your advocacy for SS"M"?True, but as Robert George points out, if humans couldn’t have babies, they would never have invented the institution of marriage. Marriage would not have been invented just because people were tennis partners, or office workers in the same cubicle, or best friends. So breeding is the foundation for the very institution of marriage.
Ego, homosexuality is good.The semantic problem is referring to homosexual couples as having a “gay lifestyle.” We have one local gay couple who both hold down regular jobs, who have adopted three special needs children abandoned at birth. They take care of their kids, chauffeur them to soccer games and birthday parties, cook dinner, wash clothes and clean the house, get their kids to school and church on time, plan family vacations, etc. This sounds like a “family lifestyle” to me.
StAnastasia
No. Self-defense and duty are precepts which, in a just situation, authorize the means; they are not ends. The end of self-defense is survival. The end of duty is obedience.You may need to think about that again.
So the ends of self-defence and duty justify the means of killing another human.
That is a case of the ends justifying the means.
The end of justice and the rule of law justify the means of killing another human being.
Wrong. Justice, by definition, cannot exist as an end, where the means is unjust. Injustice cannot produce justice. Abortion can never produce justice. Homosexual lifestyles can never produce authentic justice.Another case of the ends justifying the means.
I’m challenging you to defend your reference. A small sample size is less likely to be representative. Carefully selected subjects can give you the results you want.If you have a larger study, then please reference it. If you have a study that shows different results then please reference it.
To quote, again, from the Abstract that I already posted:
they were assigned to groups on the basis of their scores on the Index of Homophobia (W. W. Hudson & W. A. Ricketts, 1980).
If you want to know more of the details of the study I referenced then follow the link I gave and read the whole paper.
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The teacher denied the student his right to free speech. That was my response to claims that no one’s rights will be denied because of SS"M".Last time I looked Gay Marriage was not legal in Texas. Has the law changed there recently?
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The road to perdition is wide. Few find the narrow path to heaven. I didn’t say it. You’ll have to take it up with the Son of God.As the younger generation say to us old fogies, “LOL”
We should put you both on an isolated island to fight it out over whose God condemsn whom to hell!
You certainly follow the superstition of moral relativism.Oh no – I am a foe of superstition of any kind!
Confused here. How can you participate in the Eucharist if you reject the Sacred Tradition and teachings of the Church as superstition?Not unless you consider participating in the Eucharist to be “occult,” which I don’t (although my atheist colleagues consider it so).
When did I advocate SS"M"?How do you reconcile this with your advocacy for SS"M"?
No, it puts her “parents” firmly in hell, and risks her salvation down the line when she realizes the Church condemns their lifestyle, and she chooses to ignore infallible Church teaching thereof.
OK. we disagree on this one.
No it’s not. Do you think Satan is a myth?
Not only is this an issue, the conclusions reached in the research do not indicate “homophobic” people are necessarily inclined to be homosexual in their sexuality (repressed or otherwise). Furthermore, a sizable (albeit smaller) percentage of the “non-homphobic” group showed arousal for the homosexual content, rending the correlation less conclusive than postulated.I’m challenging you to defend your reference. A small sample size is less likely to be representative. Carefully selected subjects can give you the results you want.
Satan is a powerful theological symbol.
Hey, I was formally denounced as a heretic to a bishop in Washington last year. He was amused at the denunciation, and handled the matter with pastoral grace.StAnastasia;8410169 said:This is heresy.
. The Ten Commandments speak of moral absolutes. They have nothing to say about dietary guidelines or fashion mistakes.Those are disciplines, not moral absolutes
Deuteronomy 6:1-2 "These are the commands, decrees and laws the LORD your God directed me to teach you to observe in the land that you are crossing the Jordan to possess, so that you, your children and their children after them may fear the LORD your God as long as you live by keeping all his decrees and commands that I give you, and so that you may enjoy long life. "
I have taught Old Testament, but my doctorate is not in that field.From what I can gather, you are not very familiar with Scripture.
No.It also seems you reject the New Testament.
Catholic, my charitable recommendation is that you contact your pastor as soon as possible and discuss these subjects for his guidance. These are not trivial matters.My only conclusion is that you are either a lapsed Catholic, or not a Catholic to begin with, but posing as one in order to spread error on this board. If you are
My pastor and I discuss these matters often after church. But I’d better get back to work. Talk to you later.
Are there no heterosexual couples available to adopt the special needs children?The semantic problem is referring to homosexual couples as having a “gay lifestyle.” We have one local gay couple who both hold down regular jobs, who have adopted three special needs children abandoned at birth. They take care of their kids, chauffeur them to soccer games and birthday parties, cook dinner, wash clothes and clean the house, get their kids to school and church on time, plan family vacations, etc. This sounds like a “family lifestyle” to me.
StAnastasia
Are there no heterosexual couples available to adopt the special needs children?
I don’t know; I would have to research that.
Because this couple is doing good things does not make their lifestyle choice right.
When did I advocate SS"M"?
If this sounds like a “family lifestyle” to you, your post sounds like advocacy of SS"M" to me. If you do not advocate SS"M", then let’s see a post from you condemning it. And no equivocating.… We have one local gay couple who both hold down regular jobs, who have adopted three special needs children abandoned at birth. They take care of their kids, chauffeur them to soccer games and birthday parties, cook dinner, wash clothes and clean the house, get their kids to school and church on time, plan family vacations, etc. This sounds like a “family lifestyle” to me.
StAnastasia
Reread post # 191.If this sounds like a “family lifestyle” to you, your post sounds like advocacy of SS"M" to me. If you do not advocate SS"M", then let’s see a post from you condemning it. And no equivocating.
Thanks. I think research like this is based on the full societal acceptance, if not endorsement, of homosexuality being the current cause célèbre in today’s academia. And anyone who opposes it is seen as “unenlightened”.Not only is this an issue, the conclusions reached in the research do not indicate “homophobic” people are necessarily inclined to be homosexual in their sexuality (repressed or otherwise). Furthermore, a sizable (albeit smaller) percentage of the “non-homphobic” group showed arousal for the homosexual content, rending the correlation less conclusive than postulated.
The prejudice of this research postulate becomes evident because of the insistent use of the terms “homophobic” and “homophobia” throughout the document. This is not a formalized dysfunctional condition but yet it is positioned as such by the research documenters. Further, the term today is loaded in such as way as its utilization is designed to curtail honest debate regarding homosexual issues.Thanks. I think research like this is based on the full societal acceptance, if not endorsement, of homosexuality being the current cause célèbre in today’s academia. And anyone who opposes it is seen as “unenlightened”.