Cardinal McElroy Perverts Conscience to Justify Homosexuality
San Diego homosexualist McElroy, USA, reiterated his support for homosex communion (AmericaMagazine.org, March 2).
Sweeping aside critics saying that he was denying Church teaching and had abandoned "any sense of sin in the sexual realm," he insisted that "conscience" had a privileged place.
So, to circumvent conversion, McElroy imagines that homosex sinners who refuse to renounce sin can instead have an “inner conversations" with their "God" in "discerning" [im]moral choices in "complex circumstances." In the Francis Church, "discernment" is synonymous with "justifying sin."
Contrary to McElroy, Christ says: “Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of my Father” (Mt 7). Conscience is only trained conscience when it follows God’s commandments.
Picture: Robert McElroy © wikipedia CC BY-SA, #newsGbwhyamejl
Sweeping aside critics saying that he was denying Church teaching and had abandoned "any sense of sin in the sexual realm," he insisted that "conscience" had a privileged place.
So, to circumvent conversion, McElroy imagines that homosex sinners who refuse to renounce sin can instead have an “inner conversations" with their "God" in "discerning" [im]moral choices in "complex circumstances." In the Francis Church, "discernment" is synonymous with "justifying sin."
Contrary to McElroy, Christ says: “Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of my Father” (Mt 7). Conscience is only trained conscience when it follows God’s commandments.
Picture: Robert McElroy © wikipedia CC BY-SA, #newsGbwhyamejl