Apostate homosexual activists—Prevost, Tucho, James Martin, and their cohorts—like the infamous apostate Bergoglio, have defied God and placed themselves above Him by creating a gay pseudo-identity contrary to the Natural Law given by God.
Scripture clearly teaches that homosexuals are condemned; therefore, not only is the homosexual activist James Martin an apostate, a schismatic, and a heretic, but he also blasphemes God and mocks Him.
LifeSiteNews: James Martin’s raving proposal is not a provocative jest, but the final step in a long series aimed at legitimizing sodomy not only among the laity, but even among the Clergy. Continue reading at LifeSiteNews
Note that the normalization of this sin against nature begins by fusing the person with their vice into a pseudo-identity. This constitutes a blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, whose function is our sanctification. (Cf. 1 Thessalonians 4:3)
Let us remember that every human being is called to repent and forsake sin; here, however, we see an obstinacy in sin—another unforgivable blasphemy against the Holy Spirit—which leads the person, stubborn in their sin, to die in final impenitence. Furthermore, it is a direct challenge to the Will of God, given that Scripture clearly indicates that God’s will is for us to flee from all sexual immorality and to be holy. It also warns that those who rebel against this teaching are rebelling directly against the Authority of God. (Cf. 1 Thessalonians 4:8)
Galatians 1:9 As we have said before, so now I say again: If anyone is preaching to you a gospel contrary to the one you received, let him be under a curse!
Isaiah 3:9
The look on their faces bears witness against them;
they proclaim their sins like Sodom
without any effort to conceal them.
Woe to them!
For they have brought disaster upon themselves.
Impurity: the fourth gate of hell. Saint Alphonsus Liguori describes impurity as the fourth and most common gate of hell, through which the greatest number of souls enter. It is not a minor or trivial sin — it is a mortal sin of such gravity that even demons shun it, and St. Antoninus wrote of its “nauseousness”
