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Adultery

Walpole

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You just keep repeating and smearing.

I will accept your continual dodge as your de facto concession that you do not believe divorce and remarriage is adultery.

If you wish to set the record straight, by all means please do.


Let us know if the Pope covered up for McCarrick and if homosexual rspe is adultery?

I have no idea if the pope covered up for McCarrick. Do you have evidence supporting it? I thought the pope had him laicized, but maybe you have some knowledge that he is not. Put forward your evidence and let's see what you have. I'll forward it on to George Neumayr.

As for homosexual rape being adultery, it depends. If the one doing the raping is married and sodomizes someone ("homosexual rape" to use your language), then yes. If the one doing the sodomizing ("homosexual rape") is not married, then no it is not. For adultery is marital infidelity.
 

church mouse guy

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I will accept your continual dodge as your de facto concession that you do not believe divorce and remarriage is adultery.

If you wish to set the record straight, by all means please do.




I have no idea if the pope covered up for McCarrick. Do you have evidence supporting it? I thought the pope had him laicized, but maybe you have some knowledge that he is not. Put forward your evidence and let's see what you have. I'll forward it on to George Neumayr.

As for homosexual rape being adultery, it depends. If the one doing the raping is married and sodomizes someone ("homosexual rape" to use your language), then yes. If the one doing the sodomizing ("homosexual rape") is not married, then no it is not. For adultery is marital infidelity.

You cannot attribute anything to me because I do not agree with what you done. You have said that Moses didn't say adultery. So I guess that everyone is wrong except you. So if Moses is wrong, so is the Pope.
 

Walpole

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You cannot attribute anything to me because I do not agree with what you done. You have said that Moses didn't say adultery. So I guess that everyone is wrong except you. So if Moses is wrong, so is the Pope.

Here's your chance...

---> Where does Moses say one can divorce one's spouse if they commit adultery in Deuteronomy 24?


Post the verse or stop wasting your time dodging, complaining and accusing. There are other threads in which you can troll.
 

JoeT

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You really hate Protestants, don't you?

I understand, (or should I say, 'I feel your pain), you're devoiced and need to deflect the question by throwing out unsubstantiated criticism, opinion as if fact. The Catholic guy is the bad actor for reading Scripture, then accused of not knowing Scripture - I think this is the same propaganda techniques used by politicians.

JoeT
 

church mouse guy

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I understand, (or should I say, 'I feel your pain), you're devoiced and need to deflect the question by throwing out unsubstantiated criticism, opinion as if fact. The Catholic guy is the bad actor for reading Scripture, then accused of not knowing Scripture - I think this is the same propaganda techniques used by politicians.

JoeT

So you hate Protestants also. Pachamama.
 

Walpole

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You really hate Protestants, don't you?


You are really wasting your time here.

Lobbing argumentum ad passiones is a clear indication you are out of arguments and should probably troll on elsewhere.

"The arousing of prejudice, pity, anger, and similar emotions has nothing to do with the essential facts, but is merely a personal appeal to the man who is judging the case.” - Aristotle
 

church mouse guy

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You are really wasting your time here.

Lobbing argumentum ad passiones is a clear indication you are out of arguments and should probably troll on elsewhere.

"The arousing of prejudice, pity, anger, and similar emotions has nothing to do with the essential facts, but is merely a personal appeal to the man who is judging the case.” - Aristotle

It is a waste of time to deal with you because you debate dishonestly in the name of the Roman Catholic Church. I have been here since 2002 so I have seen plenty of your type around here. I never go on Roman Catholic Church message boards because I have learned long ago that there are some Catholics who hate Protestants and will never be fair in a discussion. You are one of them. You are the troll and Pachamama to you.
 

Adonia

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I have no idea if the pope covered up for McCarrick. Do you have evidence supporting it? I thought the pope had him laicized, but maybe you have some knowledge that he is not. Put forward your evidence and let's see what you have. I'll forward it on to George Neumayr.

Do you recall the letter by Bishop Vigano? Pope Francis to my mind certainly knew what the score was with McCarrick, but still kept him in a high position within the Vatican. Only when the pressure got too much was the man finally sacked.
 

37818

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God's standard has always been one man one woman (Genesis 2:21-24). Anything contrary to this is immorality.
 

Walpole

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Do you recall the letter by Bishop Vigano? Pope Francis to my mind certainly knew what the score was with McCarrick, but still kept him in a high position within the Vatican. Only when the pressure got too much was the man finally sacked.

So he was in fact sacked and laicized by Francis?
 

church mouse guy

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Do you recall the letter by Bishop Vigano? Pope Francis to my mind certainly knew what the score was with McCarrick, but still kept him in a high position within the Vatican. Only when the pressure got too much was the man finally sacked.

Yeah and then Vigano had to go into hiding to escape the Vatican secret police, whose name I forget, because Vigano feared that Pope Francis would have him murdered if he stayed in public view, according to Church Militant. Pope Francis especially hates Trump because Trump told him that he would allow Vatican property to be confiscated to compensate the victims of sex abuse by RCC clergy. Pope Francis is considered a fascist Peronists and is openly disliked by people in Argentina, who consider him to be just a politician in clerical garb, a real Machiavelli.
 

church mouse guy

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"...While the intelligence resources of the Vatican City State cannot be said to be comparable in funding or cutting-edge technology of the CIA, GRU or MSS, one would make a fatal mistake in underestimating the far reach, experience and capabilities of what many experts and historians consider to be the world's most discreet but greatest intelligence service. The fabled Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal is quoted as having said in an interview that "the best and most effective espionage service in the world belongs to the Vatican." It is for no small reason that Abp. Viganò, the Vatican's most wanted man, is on the run and has gone into hiding.

"The true name of the Vatican's clandestine intelligence service is Santa Alleanza ("Holy Alliance") or L'Entità ("The Entity") according to Allen Dulles, the first director of the CIA. With motto being Cum Cruce et Gladio ("With the Cross and Sword"), it is said to have been created by Pope St. Pius V in 1566 in order to gather intelligence from the court of Elizabeth I and obtain her overthrow from power. This was long before the CIA even conceived of overthrowing governments."

Santa Alleanza: The Vatican Intelligence Service
 

Yeshua1

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Jesus Christ condemns divorce and remarriage in all four Gospels. He is clear this is adultery. St. Paul affirms this as well in his epistle to the Romans.

In other thread, however, I was astonished to read some posters arguing that adultery is actually permitted by Jesus. They used Matthew 19:9 to try and support adultery.

"And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except it be for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and whoso marrieth her which is put away doth commit adultery." (Matthew 19:9, KJV)


Do other posters here actually believe Jesus provided a loophole by which one can commit adultery (divorce and remarry)?
Jesus and Paul both stated that when one commits adultery, that severs the marriage bond in sight of God, and while God can restore even that broken relationship, if the sinning party refuses to repent and to change, then divorce and remarriage is permitted by God.
 

Aaron

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Not gonna read this whole thread. Will just say this:

No one thinks "resist not evil" is a prohibition on all self defense. (Well, some wackos do.)
Neither does anyone think "swear not at all" is a prohibition on all oaths.

Why do you think all divorce except for sexual immorality is adultery? Not from the context assuredly.
 

robycop3

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Let's summarize this by the Bible. Jesus condemned divorce, except for fornication, which includes all illicit sexual activity outside of sex with one's spouse. It covers homosexual acts, bestiality acts, etc. as well as regular sex acts with someone not one's spouse, all of which would be considered adultery. I believe that's self-explanatory.

But Jesus didn't REQUIRE divorce for fornication. And while I don't give a blank about Hillary Clinton, she was not wrong for not divorcing Bill over the Monica affair.

I believe this sums it all up, as JESUS gave us the final word about divorce - It's wrong, except for fornication (adultery) but not REQUIRED for that reason.
 
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