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Re: Europeans & Their Population Problem
« Reply #5 on: August 01, 2021, 03:47:43 PM »
After VII, the absence of preaching by the NO church against BC combined with the natural selfishness of individuals, large families have become a thing of the past. You’d think Europeans would wake up and realize what’s going on. Unfortunately, they’ve become so engrossed in neopaganism that it’ll take a miracle to fix.  :facepalm:

Re: Europeans & Their Population Problem
« Reply #6 on: August 01, 2021, 05:01:45 PM »
Why oh why does the Church not condemn all forms of birth control ? And why do Christian husbands allow or worse encourage their wives to commit this sin ?


Re: Europeans & Their Population Problem
« Reply #7 on: August 01, 2021, 07:06:21 PM »
Why oh why does the Church not condemn all forms of birth control ? And why do Christian husbands allow or worse encourage their wives to commit this sin ?
The Church does condemn all forms of birth control.
This is not the sin just of the wives. The husbands sin equally. How many men get themselves sterilised through vasectomy?

Re: Europeans & Their Population Problem
« Reply #8 on: August 01, 2021, 07:08:31 PM »
Well said! Thanks for the link to Bishop Williamson’s talk on the topic!

This subject hits home for me. I was enamored with and drawn to paganism, ethnonationalism, racism, occultism, and nαzιsm for a while after my disillusionment with religion in general and the “Abrahamic faiths” in particular. In combination with my reading of Nietzsche I almost decided to embrace that identity, but God gave me the Graces to make it to Traditional Catholicism and to rebuke the falsities in the above mentioned ideologies while embracing what is true in them as taught/tolerated by the Church.

You're more than welcome! Glad to see that you found the True Faith! 

I have a similar background, though I was drawn to Fascism (as it was explained to me via some videos by a "third positionist"/nazbol type), and was in favor of Italian Fascism. I've come to understand that one can reconcile that ideology with the Church through watching the videos of a Traditional Catholic channel called "Rights and Duties" on this subject. In his videos about Fascism, he has pointed out repeatedly how Mussolini and other fascists had ideological views very much in alignment with the social teaching of the Church. If you haven't seen these videos, I recommend them. 

Though, I would argue that "racism" is not really an ideology, or even a real thing, due to how vague its definition is. If racism = hating other races solely because of their race, then there sure is a lot of anti-European/anti-White racism in the world today. 
 

Re: Europeans & Their Population Problem
« Reply #9 on: August 01, 2021, 07:34:17 PM »
You're more than welcome! Glad to see that you found the True Faith!

I have a similar background, though I was drawn to Fascism (as it was explained to me via some videos by a "third positionist"/nazbol type), and was in favor of Italian Fascism. I've come to understand that one can reconcile that ideology with the Church through watching the videos of a Traditional Catholic channel called "Rights and Duties" on this subject. In his videos about Fascism, he has pointed out repeatedly how Mussolini and other fascists had ideological views very much in alignment with the social teaching of the Church. If you haven't seen these videos, I recommend them.

Though, I would argue that "racism" is not really an ideology, or even a real thing, due to how vague its definition is. If racism = hating other races solely because of their race, then there sure is a lot of anti-European/anti-White racism in the world today.
 
I agree that Fascism, properly understood, is compatible with Catholicism. I’ll definitely check out the “Rights & Duties” channel which I recently heard about from a friend as well.


I also agree that “racism” has been used so ambiguously and confusingly that it no longer has any real meaning. But your latter point is how I would define it and indeed there is a lot of it against white people these days.

By the way, St. Louis IX king of France is my patron saint!