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Tubal ligations are against Church dogma. Others answered this well.pbwalker wrote:anygunanywhere wrote: Oldgringo, you speak of which you do not know. The Catholic Church does not impose mores, beliefs, and judgements on others.
The Catholic Church has been the steadfast source of Truth for 2,000 years. If you look at history and the teaching of all other world religions their teachings have changes with the times and social engineering. The Catholic Church's teaching is the same today as it always has been.
You are also wrong about one other point in your post. God will not sort 'em out. When we die we sort ourselves out. When we die we judge ourselves because we then understand fully His Right and Truth. These are no longer clouded. We decide to go to either heaven (purgatory for those with imperfections) or heck. If you die outside of God's loving grace you cannot stand to be in His presence.
This might be difficult for some to accept but it is the truth.
Please stop judging the Catholic Church in your posts such as these because they are not true.
Anygunanywhere
There's a lot of wrong, and a lot of opinion in this post.
I know of several Catholic hospitals that do not perform tubal ligation procedures, even when requested. Why is that?
Oldgringo wrote:I'm really surprised that this thread has been allowed to go on as long as it has. It seems to have wandered off the subject of electoral votes onto the paths of religious dogma....not that there's anything wrong with that.
It's an example how some think "the rules" are for other people. Including forum rules.Oldgringo wrote:the paths of religious dogma....not that there's anything wrong with that.
Cut them out of the will and tell them their inheritance is going to people who need it more than they do. Stop supporting them financially RIGHT NOW and let them learn about hard work and taxes and the real world.C-dub wrote:I'm just beside myself. I have two nephews, one that can vote and the other one year too young, that are glad the obamanation was re-elected. They didn't get this from their parents. My brother and SIL both voted for Romney. How do you folks with liberal relatives deal with this? I love them, but I don't know if I'll be able to speak to them again without loosing it.
sjfcontrol wrote:And more than a little worrysome to RECEIVE a tweet from the Pope.
Not the complete story.. but.. very well said.Kythas wrote:Alfonzo Rachel gives a great explanation on why Republicans lost. If y'all haven't been watching his videos, you should.
http://alfonzorachel.com/915/one-of-the ... presidency
Since you asked, I think requiring an observant Jew or Muslim to serve pork would be more like requiring you to perform an abortion. Direct involvement in the act.mamabearCali wrote:They are forcing by law religious people who believe that abortion is a sin to participate in it financially. How is that different than forcing a Jew to serve pork?
smoothoperator wrote: Since you asked, I think requiring an observant Jew or Muslim to serve pork would be more like requiring you to perform an abortion. Direct involvement in the act.
Using your tax dollars to pay for abortions is more like using an observant Jew's or Muslim's tax dollars to pay for a school lunch hot dog containing pork, or food stamps that can be used to buy bacon. Or using a pacifist's tax dollars to fund the military.
I do not tweet, but it's gotta be better than poking him on FB, which I haven't done either and am not entirely sure of what it is anyway.sjfcontrol wrote:It just seemed a little odd to me for somebody to 'tweet' the Pope.
And more than a little worrysome to RECEIVE a tweet from the Pope.