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A Catholic Cannot Vote For Obama.

Barack Obama is the most anti-catholic, pro-abortion presidential candidate ever. And it is the Catholic vote that will determine this election. Yet, is Obama going to win the election because of Roman Catholics who vote contrary to Church teachings?

In 2007, Barack pledged that, in his first act as president, he will sign the Freedom of Choice Act, which would cancel every federal, state or local regulation or restriction on abortion.

For those Catholics who vote for Obama, they will be morally responsible for helping to pass the anti-life, pro-abortion legislation; and they will have to answer to their Maker for their crime in the next life.

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From rosaryfilms of Secret of the Rosary

If The US Bishops Were Allowed By Law To Endorse Presidential Candidates, They Would Tell You That There Are 5 Reasons Why Voting for Obama Is Gravely Immoral and Contrary To The Roman Catholic Faith. As responsible Roman Catholic voters we must examine the important issues and see what Senator Barack Obama would do as President of the United States. For Roman Catholics, there are five non-negotiable issues. If a candidate supports any of these issues, you may not vote for them. These five current issues concern actions that are intrinsically evil and must never be promoted by the law. Intrinsically evil actions are those that fundamentally conflict with the moral law and can never be deliberately performed under any circumstances. It is a serious sin to deliberately endorse or promote any of these actions, and no candidate who really wants to advance the common good will support any action contrary to the non-negotiable principles involved in these issues. The issues are 1) abortion; 2) euthanasia; 3) embryonic stem cell research; 4) human cloning; and 5) homosexual marriage. Senator Barack Obama is at odds with just about every one of them. Senator Barack Obama is at odds with these key elements of The Roman Catholic Faith. No faithful Catholic in good conscience can vote or support this presidential candidate. The teachings of the Magisterium show why it would be gravely sinful to vote for him. The Church states that It is never licit to obey it, or to take part in a propaganda campaign in favor of such a law, or to vote for it. (Pope John Paul II, Evangelium vitae 73) Scriptures declare, You shall not murder. (Ex. 20:13). Scripture is clear that the unborn are humans. When Mary visited Elizabeth, who was pregnant with the unborn John the Baptist, Elizabeth declared: As soon as the sound of your greeting reached my ears, the baby in my womb leaped for joy. Senator Barack Obama is rated 100% from Nay-RAL, an abortion-on-demand defense group. They say, Senator Obama has a fully pro-choice record. He is rated 100% by Planned Parenthood, who is the largest abortion mill in the United States. He is rated 0% by the National Right to Life, indicating a pro-choice stance. He voted present on an Illinois partial-birth abortion ban, which is an equivalent to a no vote. He voted against an Illinois Induced Infant Liability Act. He supports artificial birth control. He supports Roe versus Wade. He voted no on defining an unborn baby as a child. He voted no on stopping minors crossing state lines for abortion. He voted no on notifying parents of minors who get out-of-state abortions. Twice, Obama voted against bills prohibiting tax funding of abortions. In February 2004, his wife, Michelle, sent out a fundraising letter, which actually stated her concern over the rise of conservatism in the Country, and that the so-called partial-birth abortion was a legitimate medical procedure that should be protected. In 2003, as chairman of the next Senate committee to which the Born Alive Infants Protection Act was sent, Obama prevented it from even getting a hearing. This act stated that all live-born babies were guaranteed the same constitutional right to equal protection, whether or not they were wanted. In 2007, Barack pledged that, in his first act as president, he will sign the Freedom of Choice Act, which would cancel every federal, state or local regulation or restriction on abortion. The National Organization for Women says it would abolish all restrictions on government funding of abortion.

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[dovie2blue]

Well 53% of them did. Where was our Church ???

[rosaryfilms]

@dovie2blue - that is a very good question, sadly.

[LuckyScrunchy]

I cannot even fathom a person aborting their baby, especially in the last trimester. It's just too horrific for me to even contemplate.

[tkcgirl18]

I understand and truly respect your position. However, as a Catholic educated in moral theology, I must point out that a Catholic must vote to limit evil. The millions of babies that would be killed the unlimited abortion act of Obama is not justified by the thousands who may be saved through an end to the war. Furthermore, Obama does not have any stance to reduce the number of abortions at all.

[OccidentalMan]

Not that any of this matters (since dogmatic religions are superstitious rackets to begin with), but I fail to see how voting Republican is anymore of an option.

At least, not on any logical/consistent grounds. Of course, the reason for this inconsistency is (despite what's in the gospels) all "catholics" of the right care about are unborn babies and hating "fags."

[vintagevic1]

@hash4twenty Where did i say that there wasnt a hell? I said you choose hell. That is right in line with free will which is what humans have. Did you vote for Obomb? Hope not b/c if so you must pay the penalty.

[hash4twenty]

@vintagevic1 so now theres no hell? your free choices are shrinking everyday. if god knows what choices you will make then you cant make any choice except the one you will make. if this is the case then you have NO free will

[vintagevic1]

@hash4twenty you make that choice while youre on earth. You choose your life & perhaps get some things done & miss others: thats life. How you act is all about your will.God doesnt send anyone to hell but people who reject God..well think of it this way...theres no other place for you if you dont want to life with God.

[hash4twenty]

@vintagevic1 so your free will is the choice between going to heaven an going to hell?

[vintagevic1]

@hash4twenty you still chose your life before you were born. It ouwldnt be free will if God kicked you out of heaven down to earth.

[hash4twenty]

@vintagevic1 god by definition is an all knowing omnipotent being. So if you have already chosen your path before birth then god would also know your path. this makes you life predetermined. sounds like you dont have as much free will as you thought

[vintagevic1]

@hash4twenty God allows things to happen to people b/c it is my belief that we arent puppets of god. We have freedom & free will.In that free will we make choices: for better or for worse.You make the decision & you live with it.

My view is that you choose your life before your incarnation. Isiah says:" before you were born in the womb I knew you."Knew" is not one sided.If God knew you before you were born you also knew God.So when bad happens you have to see it through b/c you chose this life.

[hash4twenty]

@vintagevic1 so your argument goes like this. abortion is wrong because the fetus did nothing to deserve it. If so tell me this, why does god allow children to get cancer and die of starvation, were they bad children?

[dovie2blue]

@henrydaniell Vote conservative on November 2nd, it's a start. It will be a long fight I'm afraid, but there's nowhere else to go.