Catholic politicians who attack Church should remember God’s judgment

cna ^ | February 11, 2012 | David Kerr

[A.A. Cunningham]

Find a dictionary and answer your own question.

[stuartcr]

What? You don’t know how to type the word yes? It would have been a lot easier than that whole sentence of yours.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Your question was already answered unambiguously.

You're very obtuse aren't you? Is that because you are the byproduct of an outcome based education system?

[Heart-Rest]

He believes the present White House administration is also motivated by a “determined secularism,” while Communist dictator Joseph Stalin would “admire the uniformity of the American press, with some exceptions.”

(As well as their myopic disregard for truth and accuracy, their non-stop flow of deliberate and purposeful deceptions, their fiendish fear of facts, their deceitful distortions, and their persistent and pernicious Pravda-envy prevarications.)

[stuartcr]

No, it’s just that your answer was not a yes or no, so I had to interpret what you meant. Why couldn’t you be even more unambiguous by answering in a yes or no. That way, my lack of education wouldn’t hinder my understanding of your answer. Is that too difficult?

[crosshairs]

I think any Catholic that cannot accept the following scripture verse should be concerned about judgement, because they are in essence not trusting/believing what God says.

Ephesians 2:8-9
(NIV)
8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— 9 not by works, so that no one can boast.

[LibertyRocks]

Thank you so much for the reply. It’s good to know that others understand where I’m coming from. I try to remind myself (not just in these circumstances, but in all) that God truly will judge these people in the end - no matter what they might “get away with” while they are here among man. Still, it really bothers me sometimes.

I appreciate the book suggestion, and I will definitely look into it. As far as my coming back to the Church “proper” it’s definitely a rather slow process of learning, self-examination, and lots of prayer. I will say though that Obama’s direct attack on the Catholic Church hit me VERY personally. And, I likewise feel supported when I hear the Bishops and such coming forward as they have the last couple of weeks. That must have some meaning... :)