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Pope Francis has decided not to judge homosexual behavior amongst Catholic priests saying he won't judge priests for their sexual orientation in a news conference today as he returned from his first foreign trip.
Ironically, the Pope says his reasoning is that he shouldn't judge homosexuality amongst Catholic priests even as he judges that it's morally acceptable rather than adhering to God's Word (e.g. the special revelation God has extended to humanity) on the matter which clearly states that homosexual acts are immoral and church leaders should be disqualified for engaging in them.
This is what happens when Christian leaders selectively ignore God's Word and set themselves up over God as a religious authority and begin working against God's morality which really is an extension of God's character.
Eventually this results in the corruption of both the religious organizations they lead and their religious organization's epistemology which then acts as a corrupting influence on the world.
I'm glad I'm not a Catholic today.
Pope Francis says he won't judge gay priests - Houston Chronicle
Ironically, the Pope says his reasoning is that he shouldn't judge homosexuality amongst Catholic priests even as he judges that it's morally acceptable rather than adhering to God's Word (e.g. the special revelation God has extended to humanity) on the matter which clearly states that homosexual acts are immoral and church leaders should be disqualified for engaging in them.
This is what happens when Christian leaders selectively ignore God's Word and set themselves up over God as a religious authority and begin working against God's morality which really is an extension of God's character.
Eventually this results in the corruption of both the religious organizations they lead and their religious organization's epistemology which then acts as a corrupting influence on the world.
I'm glad I'm not a Catholic today.
Pope Francis says he won't judge gay priests - Houston Chronicle