With regards to Beck, I find the whole thing about apocalyptic battles and vatican insider intrigue a bit much, good for ratings if nothing else. He is in show business. Never forget that.
But Glenn Beck aside, all the rhetoric from non-Catholic Christians rings hollow to me.
The Protestant Churches, led by the Anglican Church in 1930, all teach that artificial contraception is not an intrinsic evil, and most teach that dismembering an infant with wires and sucking its body parts into a jar isnāt murder. And the Protestant Churches are all now reaping what they have sown.
āWe are all Catholic nowā is a great sentiment, but once again it falls to the Catholic Church, the Pillar and Foundation of Truth, to stand ā
erect in the midst of the moral ruinā and toā¦
raise her voice in token of her divine ambassadorship and through Our mouth proclaim anew: any use whatsoever of matrimony exercised in such a way that the act is deliberately frustrated in its natural power to generate life is an offense against the law of God and of nature, and those who indulge in such are branded with the guilt of a grave sin. (CASTI CONNUBII, Enclycal of Pope Pius XI on Christian Marriage, Dec 31, 1930)
The Episcopal Church has even ordained an openly homosexual Bishop!
America was not founded as a Catholic nation. America has had exactly one Catholic President, and he distanced himself from his Church at the onset. Its nice that non-Catholic America wants to chant āWe are all Catholic nowā but if they really believed that, they would repeal Article 15 of the 1930 Lambeth Conference and start teaching their members that to kill an infant is murder.
The denominations seems awful quick to rally to the aid of the Catholic Church but the punchline is that the denominations helped create the problem in the first place. That they who let the genie out of the bottle would rally to the aid of the Pillar and Foundation of Truth is to me more than a bit hypocritical.
What they are really doing is hiding behind the Holy Fatherās cassock.
-Tim-