Slambat, this view is poorly supported by the facts.
In 2010, Bergoglio(Francis) called on Catholics to oppose the Argentine gay marriage bill, calling it the devil's handiwork. (source).
Let's not be naïve, we're not talking about a simple political battle; it is a destructive pretension against the plan of God, Bergoglio wrote, calling on Catholics to join a protest rally in Buenos Aires.
We are not talking about a mere bill, but rather a move by the Father of Lies which aims to confuse and deceive the children of God.
Bergoglio went on to say that gay adoption is discriminatory to children: At stake are the lives of many children who'll be discriminated against in being deprived of the human growth that God wanted to be given through a father and a mother.
Pope Francis' comments were criticized by Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kircher, who signed the bill into law. The president called such references unproductive and a throwback to the Inquisition.
And this is just like Obama? Did you forget your /s/?
“And this is just like Obama? Did you forget your /s/?”
We’ll see but I think hes running rather moderate on the
issues. Is bowing to someone who looks at Christianity
as the enemy a gesture of submission or a turn the other
cheek and compromise? On the other hand a gay priest knows
he’s not supposed to be their, it goes against everything
he is their to teach. Yet he remains anyway. Why? I would
say it’s a personal conflict. Where does his faith truly
lye. If the Pope says they are to be forgiven, what for?
Just for being gay or being a gay priest?
I’m seeing a liberal trend with Francis. I guess I should
have said more like John Roberts than Obama.