>A dispute has arisen in Italy following a comment made on Radio Maria by Father Giovanni Cavalcoli, a respected and accomplished Dominican theologian, who said the devastating earthquakes that have struck central Italy this year are God’s punishment for the country legalizing homosexual unions in July.
>The Dominican, however, did not issue a mea culpa, insisting: "I reaffirm everything: earthquakes are provoked by the sins of men, such as civil unions”, and urged a reading of the Catechism. He added: "I've been a doctor of theology for thirty years, I worked in the Vatican with Saint John Paul II and I repeat that sins like homosexuality deserve divine retribution which can be manifested in earthquakes."
>Recalling also Sodom and Gomorrah, Father Cavalcoli stressed that such statements that “homosexuality is against nature” and that homosexuals are sinners “do not go against the principles of Christian ethics.”
Remind me to never make fun of burgers for retarded theological arguments ever again.
Tyler Sanders
San Andreas Fault that place is full of fag
Lincoln Myers
What happened between WW1 and WW2 that turned Italy into total cucks
Landon Hall
Hasn't central italy been suffering terrible earthquakes for years now
Easton Myers
they've been cucked way before that
Ryan Hughes
when
Carter Peterson
That's right God hates fags and Italians.
Juan Rogers
What you conveniently forgot to add is that the priest has been suspended and reprimanded for his words.
Juan Lee
Lol this is some muslim tier shit italians
Oliver Cox
>conveniently
there is a limit of words, and people can read the article.
Noah Hall
Next time we make fun of America I hope we remember this shit.
Blake Bell
I remember that some idiots in Italy sued seismologists for not forecasting an earthquake a few years back.
That's not something current science could do.
Nathaniel Ramirez
>nz allows gay marriage >poor, multiple earth quake >australia doesn't have gay marriage >nearly 25 years of no recession and no earthquakes
really inspired thought
John Gomez
They weren't sued for not predicting an earthquake, they were sued for saying that there was no risk whatsoever, convincing people to go back to their houses and causing a lot more people to die
Jacob Brooks
>One dude says some shit >It's on the radio so it must be true
Jace Moore
There's always some degree of risk. Science works with probabilities.
Adam Fisher
That's why the sensible answer to "are we safe to go back to our houses after the few shakes we've had in the last days?" is "no"
Brandon Rodriguez
I hope you Europeans are watching The Young Pope, it's truly amazing.
