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Lisa_N
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No it DIDNT escape my notice. What I did notice was his tortured soul due to the conflict. I suggested counselling as a way to help him understand his internal conflict and help deal with it.Maybe it escaped your attention, but RomanRyan never ever acted sinful (refered to homosexuality) and intents to live chaste as the church wants him to.
Werner that is your OPINION. THere are many other testimonials that SSA can be overcome. Regardless of whether RomanRyan ever acts on his impulses, counselling may help him overcome his desires or learn specific techniques to deal with them.Why for God’s sake should he try to “change” something that cannot be changed when he doesn’t live to it anyway?.
For example a drug addict will need counselling even after he gives up the drug. He will STILL have temptations even if he does not act on them. Addicts need techniques to overcome future temptations as much as those facing them now.
No with few exceptions the posts have focused on those who acted on their desires not their ‘badness.’ We’re all sinners and we acknowedge these sins and our inability to overcome them without God’s help. You as many homosexual apologists are completely unapologetic about homosexual activity and demand that we accept it as normal. No dice. As puzzleannie stated, there is a difference between someone with SSA and someone who is a self described “gay” which brings with it the demands that the rest of the world accept what many of us believe is deviant behavior.What the last few posts here show is what he wanted to say with his initial post as far as i understand, for the sheer fact that he is not attracted to women he is judged as someone bad.
Again your opinion. A priest must be not only mentally healthy and strong but not conflicted as he serves Jesus Christ. Fighting strong desires and fighting sin would be a challenge for anyone. I believe that RomanRyan needs to get counselling so that he is able to decide if he is truly called to the priesthood and not simply trying to escape his conflicted desires. Just wanting something isn’t enough.And another possible good vocation goes down the sink.
But we all keep on praying for more vocations, don’t we?
Werner
Lisa N