Solutions to Population Growth Weaken Catholic Church Authority
That the Vatican views the solutions to the population problem as threats to its authority, and thus its political power, is well supported.
Why America needs to confront the Vatican
An American confrontation with the Vatican over its anti-family-planning efforts is prerequisite to removal of this obstruction to the common good.
Catholic Church and the Preoccupation with Power
The Catholic Church's preoccupation with power stems from some of the most sensitive and important social issues of our day.
Why America has to confront the Vatican
An American confrontation with the Vatican over its anti-family-planning efforts is prerequisite to removal of this obstruction to the common good.
The dogma of papal infallibility
Papal infallibility means that the pope is incapable of error when he makes ex cathedra decisions on matters of faith and morals.
The Catholic Church and Social Justice Issues
True democracy is very threatening to the Church. As long as it can control the lawmakers, the Church has no problem with democracy.
Religion and Overpopulation: Threats to Human Survival
If the Catholic Church is not the only important opposition to population growth control, it is, at least, the most significant opposition.
How far the Vatican is willing to go to ensure its survival
It is survival of the Catholic institution and Papal power that is the issue, not the "lives of the unborn" or anything else.
Postponing the Self-Destruction of the Catholic Church
It is obvious that its definition of human rights also has been formulated to meet the Vatican's institutional needs.
The Catholic Church and its preoccupation with power
The Vatican and Catholic hierarchy in general concern themselves too much with dominance and too little with social justice.
SIGN OUR PETITION
