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If he becomes I’ll we will have President Harris which would be cruel to America.I think Catholics should not vote for Joe Biden because he is obviously in mental declin
If he becomes I’ll we will have President Harris which would be cruel to America.I think Catholics should not vote for Joe Biden because he is obviously in mental declin
I did not ask what the Church says you CAN do but rather what you as a Catholic SHOULD do. Apparently you have not read this entire thread. I am assuming as Catholics we are both be pro life. In this election there has never been such vehement supporters of baby murder. The Biden Harris ticket wants to codify Roe vs Wade, pack the court with more than nine justices so that the majority will be pro abortion and otherwise liberal. When that occurs they will insist medical personnel perform abortions even if they object on religious grounds, they will use tax payer dollars to fund abortions, religious organizations will have to pay for abortions through their insurance plans, and they will fund and otherwise support Planned Parenthood. The Biden Harris ticket is very dangerous for the unborn.The Church has never said voting for someone is a sin, unless they vote in order to advance something sinful. You and your ilk go waaayyyy beyond Church teaching this year, threatening with sin and Hell where the Church does not. You are a spiritual bully.
I did not insult the Pope. I said he is the most liberal pope I have seen.
So if Pope Francis is liberal, does that make him intolerant of the opinions of Christians? Or only partially intolerant if he’s just the most liberal-leaning Pope you’ve ever seen?Liberals claim to be for freedom, but from what I’ve seen they are intolerant of the opinions of Christians.
I have already listed some of the evil things Biden Harris will do in support of abortion that even other democrats have never proposed. In other posts others and I have listed numerous things they will do to further terrible left wing policies. You have not mentioned a single positive policy they will bring to the table.It is extremely hard for anyone side to convince hearts & minds by analyzing, studying & only pointing out the negatives of their opposition. Surely they have a lot to learn from each other, point being, we as a society may have a lot more to gain by acknowledging the positives as well.
From Pope John Paul II : “The fundamental error of socialism is anthropological in nature. Socialism considers the individual person simply as an element, a molecule within the social organism, so that the good of the individual is completely subordinated to the functioning of the socio-economic mechanism. Socialism likewise maintains that the good of the individual can be realized without reference to his free choice, to the unique and exclusive responsibility which he exercises in the face of good or evil. Man is thus reduced to a series of social relationships, and the concept of the person as the autonomous subject of moral decision disappears, the very subject whose decisions build the social order. From this mistaken conception of the person there arise both a distortion of law, which defines the sphere of the exercise of freedom, and an opposition to private property. A person who is deprived of something he can call “his own,” and of the possibility of earning a living through his own initiative, comes to depend on the social machine and on those who control it. This makes it much more difficult for him to recognize his dignity as a person, and hinders progress towards the building up of an authentic human community.”No I am not against Capitalism at all neither am I against Socialism as I said it is the heart of our system, both of them act to keep each other in balance. I am only against the extreme forms of both.
The papacy is not a democracy so by its nature Pope Francis does what ever be wants. It is precisely WHAT he says and does that makes many Catholics think he is left leaning. Surely you see that. Can you imagine any of the last several popes supporting homosexual unions? There are many other examples.So if Pope Francis is liberal, does that make him intolerant of the opinions of Christians? Or only partially intolerant if he’s just the most liberal-leaning Pope you’ve ever seen?
Do not assume. You are not very good at it. I did read the whole thread, and have no more right to tell others what they should do when you exceed what the Church has said than to tell them what they can do. The point is that you are giving only one opinion the second you take one step past Church teaching.I did not ask what the Church says you CAN do but rather what you as a Catholic SHOULD do. Apparently you have not read this entire thread. I am assuming as Catholics we are both be pro life.
He says he is a conservative. His words.I said he is the most liberal pope I have seen.
Do you? Does anyone? I am rather certain that no one gets to skip out of God’s judgement.Do you want to have to explain your vote to God?
I can see that for people whose right-wing politics is more important to them than their Catholicism, they would think poorly of Pope Francis for espousing what they consider leftist views.The papacy is not a democracy so by its nature Pope Francis does what ever be wants. It is precisely WHAT he says and does that makes many Catholics think he is left leaning. Surely you see that.
Nor does Pope Francis. The implication above is a lie spread by right-wing media. The lie is based on a misreading of the Pope’s remarks about providing for civil means for same-sex couples to share ownership of a house, perhaps file a joint tax return, in short, be allowed to live in society. That remark in no way condones what they may or may not do in private, nor does it open the door to any kind of recognition of their union as a real marriage, or grant them right to adopt children, or approve of changing elementary school books to portray their lifestyle as a normal family. None of this is Pope Francis’.Can you imagine any of the last several popes supporting homosexual unions?
I don’t see the problem here. Since you stress adherence to church teaching i rightfully assume you are pro life.Do not assume. You are not very good at it. I did read the whole thread, and have no more right to tell others what they should do when you exceed what the Church has said than to tell them what they can do. The point is that you are giving only one opinion the second you take one step past Church teaching.
Of course we are pretty much all pro-life. That is a straw man.
That doesn’t make it so. I’ve noticed that many liberals have a broad definition of “conservative”. Of course the Pope would never admit to having a liberal agenda.He says he is a conservative. His words.
And that is why the name of this thread I started is HOW can Catholics vote for Biden? Given that the Biden Harris ticket if elected could be responsible for tens of thousands of abortions and possibly make Catholics pay for it I want to know the thought process of Catholic Biden supporters. If you support Biden Harris and don’t want to tell us why than ignore this thread.You vote your way, as does everyone. Condemnation of anyone following the Church’s guide on voting conscience is contrary to what the Church teaches.
Good post. Biden Harris scare me so I just want to hear why any Catholic would vote for them. I know that an alarmingly large amount of Catholics will.I don’t think I even mentioned Joe Biden’s radical record that advances abortion:
This is tacit approval of same sex unions. If this issue is so important why didn’t Pope John Paul II or Benidict make this comment?Nor does Pope Francis. The implication above is a lie spread by right-wing media. The lie is based on a misreading of the Pope’s remarks about providing for civil means for same-sex couples to share ownership of a house, perhaps file a joint tax return, in short, be allowed to live in socety
I disagree. It is not approval, it is tolerance and civil rights.This is tacit approval of same sex unions.
A question is not an argument. In this case it is an irrelevant question at that.If this issue is so important why didn’t Pope John Paul II or Benidict make this comment?
The civil union would not be needed had the two individuals not be engaged in the abomination of homosexual sodomy in the first place. Having a pope say that homosexuals can be civily married lends legitimacy to their sin.disagree. It is not approval, it is tolerance and civil rights.
Don’t you think this issue was brought up to prior popes? This is nothing new. There is a reason they declined to support civil unions. Precedents set by other popes is hardly irrelevant.A question is not an argument. In this case it is an irrelevant question at that.
You have no right to accuse someone of sodomy without evidence. They may be sinners, but even sinners have civil rights.(Thank goodness, because we are all sinners.)The civil union would not be needed had the two individuals not be engaged in the abomination of homosexual sodomy in the first place.
Evidence? If you have two homosexuals who are married what do you think they are doing?You have no right to accuse someone of sodomy without evidence. They may be sinners, but even sinners have civil rights.(Thank goodness, because we are all sinners.)
First of all there are no longer any anti-sodomy laws, and I know of no Church effort to reinstate them. Secondly, they aren’t married. Pope Francis did not approve of a marriage for them. He said civil union. All that should mean is that they can jointly own a house, and visit each other in the hospital, and maybe file a joint tax return. If you are so opposed to that, what do you say to the right of two unmarried people to do the same thing? Or two atheists? Or two Satan-worshippers? Certainly allowing two Satan-worshippers to have a government-recognized union does not in any way approve of their Satan-worshipping.LeafByNiggle:
Evidence? If you have two homosexuals who are married what do you think they are doing?You have no right to accuse someone of sodomy without evidence. They may be sinners, but even sinners have civil rights.(Thank goodness, because we are all sinners.)
No. He didn’t.No, he has recently stated he is open to packing the courts.
I did not vote for him in 2016, I voted 3rd party.I’m not pro Trump
I don’t think I can be a good Catholic and vote for a mentally ill megalomaniac who may destroy the republic with his lawlessness, lying, and delusional behavior.but you are deceiving yourself if you think you can vote for Biden and be a good Catholic.