Pope Francis says homosexuality not a crime after Benedict book revealed gay clubs in seminaries. Well, so much for sin being an issue. When is Pope Dope going to get rid of the confessionals? Like the joke about the Bible translation says “It said celebrate, not celibate.”
In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Pope Francis said that homosexuality is not a crime. The comments come after posthumous allegations by Pope Benedict that the church was being pushed by a progressive agenda under Francis, and that Catholic seminaries were being used as “gay clubs.”
Francis said in the interview that laws criminalizing homosexuality are “unjust,” and called on Catholic bishops to welcome LGBTQ people into the church.
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I don't know whether the pope's words get mistranslated into English or not, but he often sounds like a complete dope. For instance saying homosexuality is not a crime, and then later saying we need to distinguish between crime and sin. He seems to be the one who can't distinguish, because homosexuality is in fact a crime in many parts of the world. And when he admits that homosexuality is a sin, what exactly is he saying, that we need to work to legalize sin? Why? Why is legalizing sin a good thing? Even if it is a good thing, which he certainly has not shown by any logical or Biblical argument, is this really the highest proper priority for a leader of the Christian church? Why isn't he jumping up and down about the persecution of Christians around the world? Muslims are literally marching into Christian villages in Nigeria and massacring everybody. That would seem like a more worthwhile cause than legalizing homosexuality. In Red China the communists have taken over the Roman Catholic church and Francis, big dopey communist-loving coward that he is, has endorsed this takeover instead of resisting it. There is no way a thinking Christian can have any respect for Pope Francis. Catholics placed the fox in charge of the chicken coop and are reaping what they sowed.
Sheesh.