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Rau
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Would you say that such attractions - not sought after, not embraced and cultivated, and not pursued - are sinful? That is certainly not a Catholic position. Sin requires the knowing choice of an act (which includes thoughts).Curious, if you believe the same would apply in the instance of a man having sexual feelings/desires/ATTRACTIONS (seeming to be the buzz word here) towards a child? Would you then say that is MORALLY acceptable, as an ATTRACTION without ACTION?
So while the feelings and unchosen thoughts and inclinations to which you refer need not be sinful in themselves, no one is suggesting they are good, benign or not a problem.
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