Sydney Morning Herald got it wrong on Pope's Homosexual comments

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The Sydney Morning Herald
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Mark Kenny from the Sydney Morning Herald incorrectly summarizes the Pope on homosexuality....as a relaxed attitude. 


"When Tony Abbott was asked about Pope Francis' relaxed attitude to homosexuals, his response probably surprised breakfast television viewers.
''My sister, as you know, Christine is gay. I want her to be treated as every other Australian is treated and that's the Australian standard - we don't discriminate,'' he said."

In fact, the Pope and the Churches position has not changed at all. Namely, homosexual acts are sinful. Homosexual activists are dangerous.  But a person committed to Christ, wants to serve God, loves God, may suffer temptation but chooses not to act on sinful sexual desires. 

Is that a relaxed attitude towards homosexuals? At least TIME magazine got it right. The Pope hasn't changed at all.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2013/team-abbott-still-in-race-but-must-stay-calm-to-pull-off-win-20130731-2qzji.html#ixzz2afKAvUD9

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