[Salvation]

**the Catholic Church’s longstanding teaching on caring for the Earth is fundamentally different than the politically driven agendas of many activists.**

A different spin on all of this.

[Salvation]

Catholic Ping!

[biggredd1]

agenda 2030
http://www.teapartynation.com/profiles/blog/show?id=3355873%3ABlogPost%3A3110047&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_post

[trisham]

Thank goodness.

[posterchild]

The english translation of Laudato Si can be read unfiltered in it’s entirety at http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/documents/papa-francesco_20150524_enciclica-laudato-si.html

[ebb tide]

Jimmy Akin is to the Catholic religion as Abe Foxman is to Judaism. They both lie through their teeth to defend wrongs.

[Mercat]

I’m reading JPII’s The Gospel of Life and he also talks about the environment. Just saying. I don’t think that this is anything new.

[ebb tide]

The link is broken.

Who is calling Akin a “Catholic Expert”? You or Akin, himself?

[ebb tide]

I think the link below aptly applies to Jimmy Akin and his fellow "papal cheerleaders":

Rorate Exclusive: A Memorandum by Publisher Neil McCaffrey on “Papal Cheerleaders,” from February 1976 — How History Repeats Itself Today

[dila813]

I don’t think an honest person could reach this conclusion, maybe they need to try to read it again.

Might as well say it was about water.

[piusv]

“For example, Francis makes the point that the care of creation provides no justification for abortion, but abortion is often part of the agenda of radical secular environmentalism,” he said.

You mean that very short paragraph in 182 pages? LOL