September 01, 2025
Leo Shows His Inner Leftist
Timothy Birdnow
Pope Leo XIV will continue Pope Francis' pro-homosexaul policies in violation of Canon Law and 2000 years of Church teaching.
From Breitbart:
Liberal Catholics often say "the Pope is expressing love for gay people as Jesus would have" and "we can't influence them without engaging with them". But the fact remains that the Bible is chock-full of references to homosexuality and warns it is an "abomination" and that it leads to eternal damnation. When I've used that point my interlocutor usually snorts derision because, well, you know, the Bible is sooooo old fashioned and stuff and we are past it now.
Thes liberal Catholics only understand half of Christianity. Chrristianity is built on two separate principles - love and justice. If one only accepts the love aspect then inevitably we will excuse people for things that they must be held accountable for doing.
God is love but he is also all just and it is God who said men may not engage in sexual congress. (Of course he said men and women may not engage in sexual congress with the opposite sex outside of marriage either but the command is given in a less strident manner.)
The Old Testament was quite harsh about it and the penalty for homosexuality was death by stoning. The New Testament was always more forgiving, but it is plain that being gay will lead to eternal damnation. Read Romans 1:26–27, 1 Corinthians 6:9–10, and 1 Timothy 1:9–10 – as well as Jude 1:7 for just a few. It calls it a "shameful act", and "abomination". And as Paul says, "Men committed shameless acts with men and received in their own persons the due penalty for their error." Or as he says they shall not enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. It is a sin leading to damnation.
Now, Paul mentions other sins that do as well "Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the shall not inherit the Kingdom of heaven. Neither fornicators, nor the carnal, now adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor the effiminate, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards..." 1Corinthians6:9-10
It should also be pointed out that Paul says that any brother who is in an open state of sin should first be confronted privately and admonished, then with Church elders, then if they refuse to repent they must be cut off. There was none of this coaxing and cajoling and takin them in while in an open state of sin. This mirrors what Jesus said when he told His disciples "if a town doesn't receive you shake the dust of that town off your feet and move on". Christianity isn't about begging. People are free to choose. If they choose no they are only a disrupting influence that will corrupt others and lead them to damnation.
Our job is just to present the Truth and it is theirs to respond.
Pope Leo, like Francis, wants to bring these people into the Body of Christ itself in hopes of being able to subsume them. But what is an alien life form inside the body? We call it an INFECTION and it often kills the host if left untreated.
FTA:
No doubt it WAS fun; who wouldn't be happy to hear the final arbiter of all Faith and Morals excuse your sin?
LGBTQ people were always welcome in the Church; they just had to not practice. The conservative blogger The Anchoress, for instance, was a nun but she was a lesbian. She still is; just remains celibate because she knows it's a sin. She calls herself "sytemically disordered".
But that isn't the kind of welcome Leo and Francis mean; they mean ACCEPTANCE of the gay lifestyle and normalizing it in the Church.
Look there are all sorts of sins that people simply just don't do. There are the really sick sins, like necrophilia or pedophilia or copraphilia or any of the other deep, dark things that some people have a perverted desire to do but don't because they know it's wrong. Then there are the other sexual sins, like formication or adultery. Any married man knows that it's tough being faithful, especially when you get a little older and a little richer and the young girls are after you. You remain faithful because you know it's wrong to committ adultery. Simple enough. Many gay folks argue "it's who I am" and that "God doesn't make mistakes" and yet there are men who are not lead by their penises and who just say no. Happens all the time. Is it fair? Maybe not, but the whole point of life is learning to trust God even when He seems to be unfair to you or is hurting you. Is it fair a woman had a weight problem and is 300 lbs and can't lose it and so is alone her whole life? Is it fair a man suffered a spinal cord injury and wound up a paraplegic all his life? Is it fair a kid had a drunk for a mother and wound up with fetal alcohol syndrome? The fact is homosexuality is cross that must be born by gay people. And that is sad and it's true enough. But one needn't indulge this desire of the flesh any more than one indulges a desire for a six year old girl. (Only Muhhammed would do that.)
Does it mean we should lack sympathy? Not at all. That we mistreat them? Absolutely not. But does it mean the Church should lie to them and tell them everything is fine when in fact they are flirtin with their eternal souls.
Love demands we tell them it's no o.k. It is a non-loving act to excuse such a thing, just as surely as it would be a non-loving act to not tell someone the brownie is poisoned or the bridge is out or their is a rattlesnake in the outhouse.
Bythe way, before he was Pope then Cardinal Prevost said Pope Francis:
And yet Francis kicked a number of conservative Catholic Bishops out of the Church and he took steps to suppress the more conservative groups inside the Church, such as the Traditionalists who attended the Latin Mass.
Hypocrite! Id Francis meant it he would have welcomed the dissent.
Pope Leo is showing he's just another liberal activist dressed in Bishop's garb and pretending to be a holy man.
Pope Leo XIV will continue Pope Francis' pro-homosexaul policies in violation of Canon Law and 2000 years of Church teaching.
From Breitbart:
Pope Leo XIV met Monday with one of the most prominent advocates for greater LGBTQ+ inclusion in the Catholic Church and encouraged his ministry, just days before a planned Holy Year pilgrimage of LGBTQ+ Catholics to the Vatican in a sign of continued welcome in this new pontificate.
Liberal Catholics often say "the Pope is expressing love for gay people as Jesus would have" and "we can't influence them without engaging with them". But the fact remains that the Bible is chock-full of references to homosexuality and warns it is an "abomination" and that it leads to eternal damnation. When I've used that point my interlocutor usually snorts derision because, well, you know, the Bible is sooooo old fashioned and stuff and we are past it now.
Thes liberal Catholics only understand half of Christianity. Chrristianity is built on two separate principles - love and justice. If one only accepts the love aspect then inevitably we will excuse people for things that they must be held accountable for doing.
God is love but he is also all just and it is God who said men may not engage in sexual congress. (Of course he said men and women may not engage in sexual congress with the opposite sex outside of marriage either but the command is given in a less strident manner.)
The Old Testament was quite harsh about it and the penalty for homosexuality was death by stoning. The New Testament was always more forgiving, but it is plain that being gay will lead to eternal damnation. Read Romans 1:26–27, 1 Corinthians 6:9–10, and 1 Timothy 1:9–10 – as well as Jude 1:7 for just a few. It calls it a "shameful act", and "abomination". And as Paul says, "Men committed shameless acts with men and received in their own persons the due penalty for their error." Or as he says they shall not enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. It is a sin leading to damnation.
Now, Paul mentions other sins that do as well "Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the shall not inherit the Kingdom of heaven. Neither fornicators, nor the carnal, now adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor the effiminate, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards..." 1Corinthians6:9-10
It should also be pointed out that Paul says that any brother who is in an open state of sin should first be confronted privately and admonished, then with Church elders, then if they refuse to repent they must be cut off. There was none of this coaxing and cajoling and takin them in while in an open state of sin. This mirrors what Jesus said when he told His disciples "if a town doesn't receive you shake the dust of that town off your feet and move on". Christianity isn't about begging. People are free to choose. If they choose no they are only a disrupting influence that will corrupt others and lead them to damnation.
Our job is just to present the Truth and it is theirs to respond.
Pope Leo, like Francis, wants to bring these people into the Body of Christ itself in hopes of being able to subsume them. But what is an alien life form inside the body? We call it an INFECTION and it often kills the host if left untreated.
FTA:
The Rev. James Martin, a New York-based Jesuit author and editor, said Leo told him he intended to continue Pope Francis’ policy of LGBTQ+ acceptance in the church and encouraged him to keep up his advocacy.
"I heard the same message from Pope Leo that I heard from Pope Francis, which is the desire to welcome all people, including LGBTQ people,” Martin told The Associated Press after the audience. "It was wonderful. It was very consoling and very encouraging and frankly a lot of fun.”
"I heard the same message from Pope Leo that I heard from Pope Francis, which is the desire to welcome all people, including LGBTQ people,” Martin told The Associated Press after the audience. "It was wonderful. It was very consoling and very encouraging and frankly a lot of fun.”
No doubt it WAS fun; who wouldn't be happy to hear the final arbiter of all Faith and Morals excuse your sin?
LGBTQ people were always welcome in the Church; they just had to not practice. The conservative blogger The Anchoress, for instance, was a nun but she was a lesbian. She still is; just remains celibate because she knows it's a sin. She calls herself "sytemically disordered".
But that isn't the kind of welcome Leo and Francis mean; they mean ACCEPTANCE of the gay lifestyle and normalizing it in the Church.
Look there are all sorts of sins that people simply just don't do. There are the really sick sins, like necrophilia or pedophilia or copraphilia or any of the other deep, dark things that some people have a perverted desire to do but don't because they know it's wrong. Then there are the other sexual sins, like formication or adultery. Any married man knows that it's tough being faithful, especially when you get a little older and a little richer and the young girls are after you. You remain faithful because you know it's wrong to committ adultery. Simple enough. Many gay folks argue "it's who I am" and that "God doesn't make mistakes" and yet there are men who are not lead by their penises and who just say no. Happens all the time. Is it fair? Maybe not, but the whole point of life is learning to trust God even when He seems to be unfair to you or is hurting you. Is it fair a woman had a weight problem and is 300 lbs and can't lose it and so is alone her whole life? Is it fair a man suffered a spinal cord injury and wound up a paraplegic all his life? Is it fair a kid had a drunk for a mother and wound up with fetal alcohol syndrome? The fact is homosexuality is cross that must be born by gay people. And that is sad and it's true enough. But one needn't indulge this desire of the flesh any more than one indulges a desire for a six year old girl. (Only Muhhammed would do that.)
Does it mean we should lack sympathy? Not at all. That we mistreat them? Absolutely not. But does it mean the Church should lie to them and tell them everything is fine when in fact they are flirtin with their eternal souls.
Love demands we tell them it's no o.k. It is a non-loving act to excuse such a thing, just as surely as it would be a non-loving act to not tell someone the brownie is poisoned or the bridge is out or their is a rattlesnake in the outhouse.
Bythe way, before he was Pope then Cardinal Prevost said Pope Francis:
""made it very clear that he doesn’t want people to be excluded simply on the basis of choices that they make, whether it be lifestyle, work, way to dress, or whatever.
But we are looking to be more welcoming and more open and to say all people are welcome in the church,"
But we are looking to be more welcoming and more open and to say all people are welcome in the church,"
And yet Francis kicked a number of conservative Catholic Bishops out of the Church and he took steps to suppress the more conservative groups inside the Church, such as the Traditionalists who attended the Latin Mass.
Hypocrite! Id Francis meant it he would have welcomed the dissent.
Pope Leo is showing he's just another liberal activist dressed in Bishop's garb and pretending to be a holy man.
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