Post-Obergefell, we Catholics await battles we must pick on the
religious liberty front, and so let us remember that God, and not Anthony
Kennedy, created marriage. For the homosexual person, conversion, i.e., repentance,
sorrow, and the resolution to amend one’s life—has always been hard, and so
many have opted for the whip instead. But for all of the exaltation that #lovewins
brings, it is still harder to say, “I have sinned,” than to bring “the world” under
one’s power. The homosexual activists have chosen to attempt the latter, confusing
theology with political victory, thus ceded the theological avenue to we faithful.
Post Obergefell, Catholics are much
less obstructed in our mission of the New Evangelization. We needn’t be
concerned with the political issue anymore, as truth cannot be changed by the five
justices of SCOTUS. It is quite probable what the hererodox devotees of
#lovewins will savor their SCOTUS “victory” and so sanction the bankruptcy of
their cause.
Post Obergefell losers, sadly, are the ones experiencing same-sex
attraction. The
debate now over, the truth will seek its revenge, and those in homosexual
relationships will have to suffer the lie that homosexuality can bring happiness. Also,
sadly, on the losing end are the children who are now destined to observe this slow-
motion demolition of human dignity firsthand. OREMUS.
debate now over, the truth will seek its revenge, and those in homosexual
relationships will have to suffer the lie that homosexuality can bring happiness. Also,
sadly, on the losing end are the children who are now destined to observe this slow-
motion demolition of human dignity firsthand. OREMUS.
#lovewins? This begs the
question: What is love? We Catholics now have the chance to answer this
question, pitted against the homosexual activists, who place their concept of
love in the body, and the way the body feels, a very narrow conception of love,
which dispels loneliness, and lessens fear. So now not only are we called to love, but are
given the chance to show it in a very real way. One need only look at the Cross
to know his way. As we have learned from the Master, love lays down its life
for the sake of the wayward other, counts no cost, looks to no reward, and
holds no grudge. Love is not the self, but death to self. (to be continued….)
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