Feelings not scripture cause Catholic to support immoral homosexual behaviour
Below is an article that was released today with an MP explaining why he is supporting immoral homosexual marriage.
Andrew Wallace was shocked when his daughter told him she was with another woman. "I couldn't believe it was happening to us," he said. "We go to church every Sunday, it was certainly a real shock, I couldn't believe it."
The Queensland Liberal MP and his wife Leonie are practising Catholics who struggled to support same-sex marriage. "Leonie and I were both upset. It went against what our traditional beliefs were and what we had been raised to believe in the Catholic Church," he told AM.
"But we understood this was a time not for ostracising her, but a time to throw our arms around her and shower her with love and give her all the support she needed."
Caroline is now 22, but at the age of 10 she was diagnosed with anorexia and bulimia. She struggled with the disorders for a number of years and doctors warned Mr Wallace and his wife Leonie that she may not survive.
"I don't think her mental health issues were caused by her same-sex attraction, but I certainly think that internal struggle she was suffering through couldn't have helped her," he said. Mr Wallace will share his daughter's story in Parliament today, as the same-sex marriage debate continues in the House of Representatives.
The Queensland Liberal MP and his wife Leonie are practising Catholics who struggled to support same-sex marriage. "Leonie and I were both upset. It went against what our traditional beliefs were and what we had been raised to believe in the Catholic Church," he told AM.
"But we understood this was a time not for ostracising her, but a time to throw our arms around her and shower her with love and give her all the support she needed."
Caroline is now 22, but at the age of 10 she was diagnosed with anorexia and bulimia. She struggled with the disorders for a number of years and doctors warned Mr Wallace and his wife Leonie that she may not survive.
"I don't think her mental health issues were caused by her same-sex attraction, but I certainly think that internal struggle she was suffering through couldn't have helped her," he said. Mr Wallace will share his daughter's story in Parliament today, as the same-sex marriage debate continues in the House of Representatives.
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THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
1. It is good that parents and family continue to love their children when they are in trouble and facing personal problems.
2. Would Catholic parents still support their child if caught in adultery? Would they correct the child or support the child and love them without correction?
3. Culture says Homosexuality is a sin an abomination - yet this Catholic family appear to disagree with that and the husband and MP is seeking to promote homosexual marriage. he should remain silent
4. Gay marriage is trendy among young people. They are in for a rude shock in a few years. Why would Catholics parents not guide their child who has suffered in the past not to indulge in this dangerous area....answer it is popular.... but God is not mocked.
