End Clerical Celibacy Now! - Part One
Abortion: A Christological Heresy
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Abortion IS a Christological Heresy.
It is incompatible to live as a Christian and profess to accept abortion and be pro-choice (murder).
This is a Christological heresy, for at the moment of the conception of Our Lord, we profess that He was fully God and fully human. To believe and accept abortion would posit that Christ in the womb, was at some point fully God, but not fully human. It is contrary to the Dogma of the Incarnation. Therefore, no Christian can believe or support abortion to any degree, no matter what. For we profess that Christ was fully God and fully man from the moment of His conception, so too we profess that all that have been conceived are also fully human and with a soul from the moment of conception. Therefore, they deserve to live. From the womb to the tomb.
It is incompatible to live as a Catholic and dare support abortion. True Catholics don't support abortion or as it should be rightfully called, MURDER. These types of people are not truly Catholics, but enemies of the Catholic Church and Jesus Christ. They should be denied Holy Communion and sternly rebuked. Not to frighten them and drive them away, but in charity, to call them to repentance.
Let us never forget, that it was a baby in the womb that recognized Our Lord first after the Blessed Mother. That baby was none other than the cousin of Christ, St. John the Baptist. The Bible tells us that the baby at the salutation of Mary leaped in the womb of his mother St. Elizabeth (Luke 1:41).
Reminder:
Abortion = Murder
Murder = Mortal Sin
Mortal Sin (Unless Repentance is Attained through Sacramental Confession) = Eternal Damnation
God Love You
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Born a Protestant, I converted to the Catholic faith at the age of 18 during my senior year of High School. I was baptized a United Methodist, became an American Baptist, and when I got my license I began to serch out other Churches and denominations. At 16 to 17, I was placed in the pulpit of a non-denomational church and preached a total of two sermons in the span of three months, before ultimately beginning the long and somewhat bumpy journey of converting to Catholicism. I was received into the Catholic Church on September 4th, 2021 and was confirmed on September 19th, 2021 by the Most Reverend Mark E. Brennan of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston. For my patron saint, I was lucky enough to take the Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, who deeply inspired my conversion to the Catholic faith. I am currently discerning what God has in store for my life and what He will lead me to do. I am just beginning to publish articles that I have written. As St. Paul tells us, "Whatever you do...do it for the glory of God!" That is exactly what I intend to do. God Love You!
