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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He seems like a sort of sad figure in that there was a lot missing in his life growing up and he’s been looking for ways to fill that hole. He does seem like an opportunist so I’m not confident that he didn’t choose conversion in part due to the political advantage, but evangelicalism might have served him better there. At any rate, I find the Trunp policies and attitudes/rhetoric to be entirely antithetical to Catholic teaching,so I can’t be impressed by the faith of any Catholic that hitches his wagon to Trump. Of all the things about the Catholic Church that I find most disappointing, the Catholic support of Trump is near the top of the list. [b]If the majority of the faithful are voting for this,[/b] I think that the Church is failing to effectively communicate Jesus’s message. I find it really depressing. WWJD? Not be anywhere near Trump, that’s for sure.[/quote] 52% of Catholics voted for Biden in the last election. I think that's still depressingly low, but your statement that I bolded is false. I will say that in my experience, there are many converts to Catholicism who are attracted to what they see as a structure and an emphasis on rules, who can be far more rigid and conservative than the majority of cradle Catholics. They tend to bring the worst parts of Evangelism with them when they join the church, and it's a bad combination. [/quote] The Catholic Church has not lasted for millennia by adopting every passing trend of the moment. One could argue that cradle Catholics are simply lazy and Catholic by inertia whereas converts are intentionally pursuing the core beliefs. [/quote] One could argue that loving your neighbor is a core belief. Most cradle Catholics I know value it highly. [/quote]
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