Question For The Gop...

[BeenaBobba]

[quote name='JeffCR07' date='Jul 18 2004, 02:02 PM'] one could never claim that aiding sin is an act of charity. If you are not doing so, then the fallicy of the situation lies with you. [/quote]
Which means that if Arnold donated the doors, willingly and knowingly, i.e., if he knew they symbolized a sort of religious pluralism, his act would not be an act of charity, right?

God bless,

Jen

[Guest JeffCR07]

Just to clarify: An act that is materially good, but not meritoriously good, would be when, merely as an example, a person gives money to a beggar for the purpose of being perceived as a good person.

Good deeds beget rewards, but as Christ has said, "They have received their reward"

Thus, a charitable act can be either materially good, or both materially and meritoriously good.

Aiding and Abetting Sin is neither of these things.

- Your Brother In Christ, Jeff

[BeenaBobba]

Hi Jeff,

Gotcha. I see what you're saying.

God bless,

Jen

[Donna]

PedroX, of course you are right.

The lesser of two evils isn't much comfort, just less evil.

[Norseman82]

Apparently the message has gotten through to convention leaders. Erika Harold (Miss America 2003), who is active in pro-life and abstinance speaking events, has been added to the list of speakers at the convention.

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