Homosexualism Versus Catholicism

David R. Carlin

ago. de 2012 · Xlibris Corporation

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The author, David Carlin, begins this book with a distinction between homosexuality (same-sex attraction or behavior) and homosexuals (the ideology of the gay movement). He says that homosexuality is no danger to Catholicism, but that the ideology of homosexuals is a very grave danger. Moreover, homosexuals is part and parcel of an even larger philosophical danger, which Carlin calls moral liberalism, according to which we are free todo anything we wish provided we don't hurt others in an obvious and tangible way. This ethical theory is profoundly at odds with the Catholic ethical ideal, especially its sexual ideal. What's more, moral liberalism is a kind of practical atheism. and thus the ideology of homosexuals turns out to be part of the atheistic culture war against Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular. Carlin contends that if Catholics are to safeguard their religion they must understand-and fight back against-the homosexualist ideology.