The official stance (afaik) is that it is not a sin to be a homosexual but homosexual acts are a sin.
Not trying to be smart here but that doesn't really answer my question.
What is the actual stance?
Is it a sin to be a homosexual?
By the way, going by that quote is it to taken that the Pope doesn't judge people as long as they accept the Lord.
So if I don't accept his Lord does he judge me?
.Not trying to be smart here but that doesn't really answer my question.
What is the actual stance?
Is it a sin to be a homosexual?
The official stance (afaik) is that it is not a sin to be a homosexual but homosexual acts are a sin.
That was my understanding of it too.
It's pure daft, isn't it?
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By Catholic Law, yes it is .
Of course such is the super irony considering the revelations.
What does that mean? How is the Church's position on homosexuality "ironic" considering the revelations of clerical sexual abuse of children?
That's a very dangerous word to use there, I reckon.
That is exactly what I was about to post!
What does that mean? How is the Church's position on homosexuality "ironic" considering the revelations of clerical sexual abuse of children?
That's a very dangerous word to use there, I reckon.
To me it is ironic . Because it is laughable that the stance the Catholic Church takes on homosexuality is completely questionable given the revelations.
