Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Voting the lesser of two evils for Catholics

I get a lot of traffic from Google queries regarding the definition of "a vote for the lesser of two evils".

The answer is a simple one: If you can get beyond his policy of decapitating and burning infants alive and withholding treatment to survivors, his palling with homicidal lunatics who want to wipe Jews off the face of the earth, his threats against Pakistan and Afghanistan, the ten years of "worshiping" whitey-hating, his promises to rid the planet of "the need cling to religion and guns", his interest in copying the ruthless health care system in Europe, his "economic advisors" --Franklin Raines, Jim Johnson and Tim Howard of Fannie and Freddie fame who filled their wallets with billions while extorting and robbing the poor -- and you can still agonizing over what is the lesser of two evils in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church, then you are swimming in a river of denial.

Here's what the Church teaches and it leaves no room for voting for Obama.

Among the many Bishops who have risen above the fraud to make crystal clear the choice for Roman Catholics is another few in the news this week:

The letter by Bishop Kevin Farrell of the Diocese of Dallas and Bishop Kevin Vann of the Diocese of Fort Worth says in part: "To vote for a candidate who supports the intrinsic evil of abortion or 'abortion rights' when there is a morally acceptable alternative would be to cooperate in the evil – and, therefore, morally impermissible."


As usual, the tools for salvation have gone over like a lead balloon to some:

"I was personally offended," said Phillip Archer of Dallas. "My bishop basically told me that if I vote for Barack Obama, I will go to hell."
When Christ said after his Ascension, the Paraclete would manifest to guide our consciences, this fellow believes Christ wasn't referring to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, He was referring to Phillip Archer.

Somehow, as a mother, I bet he didn 't wear his hat and gloves in a blizzard or wash his hands before supper.

You know, in spite of the media propoganda and hype that Obama is winning in the polls, I remain less than convinced that people are actually this stupid.


When Howard Stern can smell the carcass, there's plenty of waking up going on out in Babylon.

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