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Originally Posted by PaulS
Biden and I do. I left the Rep. party a long time ago.
I prob. go to church more than 95% of the people who were ever registered on this forum (not that just going to church is definitive).
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Biden "calls" himself a devout Catholic. Saying that, and being one, aren't the same thing.
Many people who say they are Catholics, vote democrat. I'm talking about actual, true believers. Among that group, I don't see how they can vote democratic, abortion, casual sex, meaningless marriages, gender being a choice, tolerance of everything as long as it feels good.
I guess I should have said Catholics, not Christians, I don't know anything much about other religions. I can't see how anyone who is Catholic, could even think about voting for a democrat, unless all you care about is the environment I guess. The social policies embraced by the DNC today, aren't compatible with Catholicism, they just aren't.
And for sure I'm not saying Republicans are all good Catholics. I'm only talking about what each party currently believes.
Catholic catechism has "binding beliefs" and "non binding beliefs". Binding beliefs means what it says, you cannot be Catholic and not agree with the binding beliefs. Opposition to abortion is one of them.
It's very simple. Biden and Pelosi say they are Catholic on Sundays, because they want Catholic votes. Then Monday-Friday, they bash Catholicism. It's pretty phony when you think about it.