Homophobia doesn't exist (Cardinal Müller)

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As for the “identity” thing, that’s an old alt-right mantra: “We can’t hate Gay people because they don’t exist.”
Either I didn’t understand a thing of the interview or we are who we are under God’s gaze
 
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What is the " person" in a Marxist/Communist worldview?
How does Marx see a person?
A Christian worldview is completely different…
This he is saying ,he also bases on the difference between a homosexual person and the gay lobby Pope Francis also made .
It is more in context in the original interview.
Forget the headlines( which I personally find a good exercise, try and skip it…),if you wish…,Cardinal Muller didn t pick the headline…one may focus on something deeper perhaps.
 
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I think this is a connotative thing again.
 
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That’s how I read it/see it too.
Real homophobia can and does actually exist,but at the same time there is a “gay political lobby” that labels everyone who doesn’t agree with gay marriage as being homophobic when they aren’t.

This cardinal is brave and it’s hard to be so brave today,especially here in Australia society where I am because everyone that doesn’t support gay marriage is viewed as a bigot.
 
“redneck”…that sounds mighty judgmental of you, besmirching farmworkers who work in the fields.
 
His statement is being looked at in a simplistic way. He’s not wrong, and it’s a product of neo-Marxism.
 
The wailing and gnashing of teeth is always good entertainment.
 
You’re good. I just took it hard. I still don’t think I’m as bad off as people tried to suggest. And maybe I do need therapy.
 
Homophobia doesn’t exist?

Tell that to the gym bros I heard the other day who mockingly called each other “gay.”
 
No fear I suspect. Just immature or mean spirited mockery. No crime. Just a sin.

We need more differentiating minds…throwing things into a bucket called homophobia is really itself injurious to civility and our minds. It’s a foolish foolish thing to do.
 
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Hey! Hey @Edward_H! How about you go out and befriend some bullied gay youth! Maybe that will be a little more Christ-like than essentially diminishing the suffering and alienation of perhaps one of the most vulnerable groups across the world today, and in the church.
 
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