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OK, put it this way. You’ve got a nice tidy yard. Could you please attend to other members of your neighbourhood committee whose yards are a mess before you knock on my door. That will present a great example. As it is, it doesn’t.Freddy:
Im sure you don’t think the Catholics here advocating against abortion are actually having abortions? Which would be like the neighbour advocating for a tidy yard actually having a messy one. I don’t think you should see any hypocrisy in one Catholic’s stance simply on the grounds that others in the same club behave differently. A club most joined as a baby and need do nothing to retain apparent membership.Yes, I know it’s the church’s teaching that count, not the imperfect individuals. But imagine a neighbour telling you that he’s a member of the local neighbourhood committe and I need to smarten my yard up - committee rules don’t you know. And you look over to his place and it’s a mess. There’s old furniture, a rusty car, piles of tyres. What do you tell him? You’ll get onto it right away? Or tell him to get his butt out of your yard - which admittedly needs some work but is looking a lot better than his anyway.
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