Pope Francis favours homosexuality
By Drone Staff
In Christianity, beliefs that the world is ending include expectations that Jesus will return to Earth after or amid a time of great turmoil. Bible tells us in the book of Revelation that man of sin will manifest himself before Jesus Christ comes back.
Now, Pope Francis has openly supported homosexuality. He reportedly dished what he referred to as ‘unjust laws” in support of LGBT.
Herein is the public reaction:
Keith Arthurs, “This isn’t anything new, he has said that before. Most churches would say the same thing. It is important to distinguish between church acceptance of someone tempted by sins, and acceptance of an unrepentant sinner living in perpetual sin. One we welcome with open arms, the other (at some point) needs to be excluded from fellowship in church activities if they refuse to acknowledge or turn from perpetual sin. It doesn’t exclude a Christian from being friends with someone in sin, in fact, Jesus was the first one to hang out and be with the biggest sinners of society – we are called to do that.”
Cleophas Ke Graphics, “I love his boldness, there are some Catholics when you tell them that Pope supports Bisiyaga they jump 3 metres high. Now, good Catholics, read it again and believe that you are in a wrong train.”
Laune Dishman, “So sad. He is of this world. He is living by man’s laws not God’s. God loves all but He does not love some of our actions.”
Debra Hruby, “In an interview with The Associated Press, Pope Francis condemned “unjust” laws…” Unless, of course, he really was trying to welcome the LGBTQ people in on the interview with the A.P.”
Malina Hahlen, “Wonder when’s the last time he read his Bible or was tested for reading comprehension at all because the sin argument doesn’t hold up anymore than being left handed, menstruating or anything else it was compared to in a particular culture and era that has nothing to do with today’s modern society anywhere. As long as he condones it being considered sin, he puts people’s lives at risk for simply existing.”
Marcela Pauta, “Since religious groups continue to be so divisive and keep creating new “faiths”, the catholic church knows that they are losing fellows. I am sure their change of minds is more “political & financial” inclined rather that “embracing” people.