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You can’t be both a devout Catholic and pro-homosexuality Werner, it doesn’t work that way. This is not an inflamitory remark either. The Catholic Church is infallible on this matter, because this teaching cannot be changed ever! Why? The divine law of God will never change. The church’s teachings on homosexuality are inspired by the Holy Spirit. I’m really sorry to hear that you have problems with the faith. Accussing others of throwing stones and to think about themselves and the other side? Come on, Werner, is that all the better you can do? Seriously, I’m not indifferent to what Homosexuals have to suffer, but chastity is possible, and I have to remain firm to the Gospel. Very clearly, from your posts you have a very sickening view of sex. I repeat the church will never change its view on homosexuality, birth control or fornication because sin is still sin Werner. You can’t change the law of God to satisfy your immoral lifestyle.Michael,
thanks for your post which differs nicely from many others that are of the “how dare you to have a different opinion” sort.
I can tell you i’ve been a Catholic all my livetime, and even a very devout Catholic for a long time.
On the other side i am a gay man.
I have been struggling, praying and fighting for years until i came to a point where i came to the conclusion that this is the way how God in his uncomprehensibility decided to create me.
As i said, this was no easy decision (to accept that) but i finally came up with and i am 100% convinced that “HE SAW IT WAS GOOD”.
I know that you will think i’m a sinner, will go to hell etc, but i don’t fear to meet Him on judgement day, at least not for that topic.
Now what am i looking for here? I thought this to be a place to exchage ideas with fellow Catholics, but it hurts me and upsets me to see the zeal of some people, who NEVER EVER have wasted one single thought about the topic of homosexuality but are faster in judging about others than all the pharisees together.
Why can’t these people just leave homosexuals alone? What is the big problem, when two people who truely love each others, sign a contract at the town hall?
Yes, the church calls it a big sin, but there are other big sins out there we see each and every day. People starving, people who have no place to sleep and many more.
If us Christians would care about all those sins with the same zeal the world would be a better place.
Yes, i am still a Catholic, and i believe everything you wrote in your post about God and Jesus Christ.
But there is one topic the church is wrong about, it took me a whole decade of struggling and fighting to see that. Now if you have searched your consience about that topic, all the pro’s and con’s at least one tenth of that time we can discuss that again.
And those coming up with “natural law” should go to the trouble of looking at it from the perspective of an homosexual (if they are able to do so, what i doubt), and they will find out what a nonsense it is to call it “against natural law”.
I don’t think i will post again here in the forum, i don’t want to “stir the pot” as one member said. If just a few here would think a little bit about themselves and the other side before throwing stones, i would be happy.
bless you,
Werner
Padre Pio “Don’t worry, work and pray.”