“They don’t vote as a block anymore.” These words were recently spoken by Monsignor Joseph Rebman about Catholic voters. Once a powerful demographic, Catholics today are bitterly divided over whether it is acceptable to vote for pro-choice politicians. Many Catholics are proudly progressive, but others insist that abortion is non-negotiable. What are the spiritual implications of a Catholic vote?
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Can Catholics Vote For Pro-Choice Politicians?
Why not?
Sure, why not? They have no problem cherry picking what dogma suits them enough to follow.
- Blue Linchpin
May 1, 2009 11:15PM
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