will the Roman Catholic Church 'accept LGBT' on/before August 15, 2067?

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I was going to say 'define 'accept'' but I see you, or somebody you appear to be citing, already did that. The Church has no pressing incentive, from its own perspective, for option 1, especially since most people who would leave the Church over this would also leave over any of a number of other things. Option 3 is untenable in some parts of the world but completely plausible in others. Option 4 is always conceivable but this would be an unbelievably embarrassing thing to split over so I hope and pray it doesn't happen. I'm going to say option 2, but ad hoc and de facto rather than through formal alterations of doctrine--on paper, probably option 3. I could see (and hope for) some sort of official distancing from certain specific formulations in On the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons and other such documents, but that's about it.

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Number 2 is the most likely, though likely with the official line that celibacy is the goal in such relationships and the understanding in the First World that no one's going to take their Padre's advice seriously on it.

This is sort of what I was getting at.

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Most Catholics already support it.

Keeping in mind that this is a top-down worldwide organization, [citation needed].

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you, or somebody you appear to be citing

I wasn't citing, I was writing the poll options all by myself.  what source/author did I remind you of?

I thought you might have gotten the options from Salzman and Lawler because you name them in the title of the poll.

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It always perturbed me that that is such a common understanding of what is meant by 'going after strange flesh' in the context of Jude 1.7. It seems like the distinctly less obvious type of 'strangeness' to get out of that part of the Sodom and Gomorrah story.