If You Believe in Abortion You Are Not Catholic And Cannot Take Communion

[FA_Q2]

... this is not new. This has been general doctrine for the RCC for a long time.

Do you believe a Catholic president isn't a Catholic unless that president works to turn all RCC doctrine into law governing all citizens?

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No. Nor does the RCC for that matter so the point is moot. However, if that is how the RCC actually defines Catholicism then, yes, it would be. In general, as I understand their position, the RCC does not accept someone that supports abortion. Not actively advocating to make abortion illegal is not the same thing as supporting abortion. Biden openly supports abortion and sees it as a good thing. That is counter to RCC dogma.

 

[FA_Q2]

Does this apply to the Death Penalty as well? The Catholic Church's position on life is unimpeachable.

The death penalty is applied to individuals who consciously murdered. An unborn baby is innocent.

You cannot be pro life and pro death penalty. If you are pro life you oppose war, the death penalty, and you oppose abortion. This isn’t a self-service buffet. You don’t get to choose who’s life is more worthwhile

False dichotomies are... false.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

So why should religious doctrine determine domestic policy in a secular nation? If we let that happen we are no better than half the nations in the Mideast where religious leaders run the country.

Christian religions stand against murder, rape and kidnapping.

Should those be legalized?

Abortion IS murder. Immoral people saying it's not, doesnt make them right

 

[FA_Q2]

... this is not new. This has been general doctrine for the RCC for a long time.

No it hasn't.
Only since 1869, and a few short periods earlier.
The RCC also at one time considered all practice of medicine to be a deadly sin.

Uh, yes. It has been RCC doctrine for a long time.

Are you telling me that 100 years is not a long time? What an moronic thing to say.