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The Catholic Church has a gay priest problemAnd has had for 50 years:
All because of this Evil Pope.He was born in 1936 and is part of the Silent Generation, still has a bit of traditionalism in his teachings. The next pope is more than likely going to come from the Baby Boom generation and will probably lead the Catholic church over the cliff--gay marriage will be allowed, women priests, divorce and abortion will be sanctioned, lots of Marxist liberation theology, et al.
The next pope is more than likely going to come from the Baby Boom generation and will probably lead the Catholic church over the cliff--gay marriage will be allowed, women priests, divorce and abortion will be sanctioned
He was born in 1936 and is part of the Silent Generation, still has a bit of traditionalism in his teachings. The next pope is more than likely going to come from the Baby Boom generation and will probably lead the Catholic church over the cliff--gay marriage will be allowed, women priests, divorce and abortion will be sanctioned, lots of Marxist liberation theology, et al.
In the year 1900, 90% of Swedes regularly attended church. Today, it's 3%.Pretty much the way it is all over Europe. The Holland of Corrie ten Boom during World War II was a far different place than the Holland of today.
Strategist saysIn the year 1900, 90% of Swedes regularly attended church. Today, it's 3%.Pretty much the way it is all over Europe. The Holland of Corrie ten Boom during World War II was a far different place than the Holland of today.
I disagree. I think the Catholic Church would have no losses, and maybe gains, if it were utterly dogmatic and inflexible, and still used Latin for Mass without apology.
People are looking for the comfort of certainty, a set of beliefs that never change, not wishy-washy equivocation. And the faster the world changes, the greater the demand for stability and certainty.
Patrick saysI disagree. I think the Catholic Church would have no losses, and maybe gains, if it were utterly dogmatic and inflexible, and still used Latin for Mass without apology.
People are looking for the comfort of certainty, a set of beliefs that never change, not wishy-washy equivocation. And the faster the world changes, the greater the demand for stability and certainty.
The need for stability and certainty can come from other sources besides religion. The 97% of Swedes who don't attend church are perfectly happy without religion. It's the Scandinavian countries that have the highest rates of happiness, peace, and content. And they have the lowest rates of crime and violence.
That used to be, not anymore since they destroyed their country with rapefugee immigration. The church-going religious Swedes would have never allowed this destruction.
What good is a church if it indistinguishable from the government or cultural-marxist organizations.
But that said, the one thing about the Church that should change is celibacy for priests. It's just not natural for men to have no sexual outlet at all. In fact, I'd make it a requirement that every priest be married (to a woman, of course). The Eastern churches allow married priests and they do just fine like that, and have little or no incidence of gay or pedo priests as far as I can tell.
I don't see what good a church is to begin with? I have more morals and common sense than the Pope.
But that said, the one thing about the Church that should change is celibacy for priests.
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