Possibly the biggest story of the year.
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Possibly the biggest story of the year.
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In the Gospel of Matthew (5:37) we read Christ’s order:
“But make sure your statement is, ‘Yes, yes’ or ‘No, no’; anything beyond these is of evil origin.”
The Pacha Papa in the Vatican can’t seem to give straight answers (“Yes or No”) to simple questions from the Dubia Cardinals!
So, what does it mean to “Let Our Yes Be Yes”?
It’s been said we can be a “people-pleasing” culture, and over the last decade Pope Francis and the progressive leftists in the Church spend their time and resources promoting heretical doctrine because they don’t want to say no and let their leftist friends down or hurt their feelings.
Quite simply, the Bible advocates that we be straightforward and do what we say what has been clearly passed down to us through Scripture and Tradition. We shouldn’t avoid stating the Truth to look good or imply it can ( or will) change in the near future.
Loopholes and twisted words are not OK. Rather, they are rooted in evil.
Other Scriptures say much the same. For example, the apostle Paul writes in Ephesians 4:25, “Therefore each of you must put off falsehood and speak truthfully to your neighbor, for we are all members of one body.” Basically, he says we should be upfront and forthright with each other; mean what we say.
How much more should this apply to the Universal Head of the Church?!!
Pope Francis should be preserving the holiness of Truth itself.
He should not lie—mean what he says.
State it clearly, and he shouldn’t say something false when it is not true.
God is truth, and circumventing truth is essentially going against God.