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I believe the expression is to “walk the talk” - as in act consistent with one’s words.Francis talks the talk and walks the walk in my book.
I believe the expression is to “walk the talk” - as in act consistent with one’s words.Francis talks the talk and walks the walk in my book.
Why do Jesuits as a group adopt such a practice?It is his Jesuit nature. They enjoy inserting ambiguity everywhere possible into teachings, doctrine, and theology. He is very intentionally using ambiguity in his allocutions in order to open doors for novel interpretations, alternative viewpoints, and what have you. It’s all quite calculated.
I’m confused. You think parents should disown homosexual children and that our ancestors would approve of that?What a tragedy! The RC church has embarked on a different road. Our ancestors would be appalled and many who are not RC are very saddened, just imagine what the patriarchs of the eastern orthodox churches are wondering ?
He didn’t say that and you know it.I’m confused. You think parents should disown homosexual children and that our ancestors would approve of that?
Yes, the Pope said that.He didn’t say that and you know it.
Yes, discernment is an essential part of Jesuit spirituality. It is a very good thing!It is his Jesuit nature. They enjoy inserting ambiguity everywhere possible into teachings, doctrine, and theology. He is very intentionally using ambiguity in his allocutions in order to open doors for novel interpretations, alternative viewpoints, and what have you. It’s all quite calculated.
Perhaps Jesuits enjoy doing as such, however Francis is Pope and as Pope 1 billion Catholics look to him for guidance and teaching, as Pope it is his job to give clear and precise guidance and teaching leaving no room for ambiguity on such matters…It is his Jesuit nature. They enjoy inserting ambiguity everywhere possible into teachings, doctrine, and theology. He is very intentionally using ambiguity in his allocutions in order to open doors for novel interpretations, alternative viewpoints, and what have you.
Here is something we both agree on.It’s all quite calculated.
I would guess some people get disillusioned with the Catholic Church, think they were mistaken and can no longer believe in the papacy. They may become Eastern Orthodox, for example. It has happened, but I don’t know about numbers.does anybody seem to be alarmed at how many Pope Francis is directly driving away from the Church through his (perhaps beloved) ambiguity.
This seems to be the current situation unfortunately, if it were not for Pope Francis’ love for ambiguity in such matters perhaps the situation would be different.I would guess some people get disillusioned with the Catholic Church, think they were mistaken and can no longer believe in the papacy. They may become Eastern Orthodox, for example. It has happened, but I don’t know about numbers.
Others would stay Catholic like someone in an abusive family, when they have nowhere to go.
John4 didn’t. If you think that’s a brilliant method of debate then please proceed.Yes, the Pope said that.
I think it is brilliant. Shows that words can be interpreted in different ways, especially taken out of context. We’ve experienced the past few days too many people jumping in to give their opinions of what the Pope did or didn’t say.John4 didn’t. If you think that’s a brilliant method of debate then please proceed.
So only those with the right opinions should be jumping in to contribute, eh?I think it is brilliant. Shows that words can be interpreted in different ways, especially taken out of context. We’ve experienced the past few days too many people jumping in to give their opinions of what the Pope did or didn’t say.
You do like to jump in.So only those with the right opinions should be jumping in to contribute, eh?
Yes I do. Especially when it comes to blatant ridiculousness.You do like to jump in.
So then are you admitting that @StudentMI opinion is rightYou do like to jump in.
I am trying to be charitable to you. God bless.Yes I do. Especially when it comes to blatant ridiculousness.
A civil union doesn’t automatically equal a homosexual union.A homosexual union is not sinful?
You can have those rights without glorifying homosexuality. What exactly is the inheritance law that you speak?it’s not fair to them to not have some of the same legal rights for things like hospital visitations or inheritance issues.
What familial rights?trample all over their familial rights
Which nobody here is doing.You can have those rights without glorifying homosexuality.
Gay couples usually aren’t legally allowed to pass inheritance to each other in the event of a death; decisions on effects left behind usually goes instead to a blood relative. Hardly seems fair to me.What exactly is the inheritance law that you speak?
It is exactly what you are doing. Homosexual Unions would be a legitimate legal entity if instituted which it clearly is not morally. You can pass laws that you are concerned about that does not glorify homosexuality.Which nobody here is doing.
Again a law can be passed that says you can give your money to anyone you feel like. Why glorify homosexuality?Gay couples usually aren’t legally allowed to pass inheritance to each other in the event of a death; decisions on effects left behind usually goes instead to a blood relative. Hardly seems fair to me.
I read fine. You mentioned no “familial” rights in your post.Read my post again, more slowly. I mention them.