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As a practicing Catholic this is greatly troubling. I truly want all to be saved. I fear "progress" that so many non-religious people will tolerate and irreligi
by agensaequivocum 6y ago
As a practicing Catholic this is greatly troubling. I truly want all to be saved. I fear "progress" that so many non-religious people will tolerate and irreligious will promote. This is not new. Abortion has been pushed for decades and is the greatest sin of our age. Our generation will be looked back upon the same way we look back at slave holders/traders. Those who dehumanizing the vulnerable to the point were we can kill them because they are not persons. 60 million have been killed since legalization in the US.
- timbit42 6y agoWell, the Bible dehumanizes the unborn so...
- jhgb 6y ago> I truly want all to be saved. But what are irreligious people supposed to do when multiple large groups of people want to "save" them in mutually incompatible ways? Seeing as the largest religious group accounts for something like 30% of the world's population, being religious means at least a 70% chance of being wrong even if there is something supernatural (100% if there isn't). That's a terrible stat figure for life- (and death-)changing decisions.