Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.

I don't like talking about the mistakes or the bad calls to the Catholic

bishops make sometimes. I just want to defend the faith. But every now and then

a bishop says something that directly contradicts the faith. And so something

needs to be said. Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast. I'm your host,

Catholic Answers Apologist and Speaker, Trent Horn. And today I want to talk

about a specific comment from a bishop in Belgium that's similar to comments

I've seen from other bishops, but it was really flagrant just in how erroneous

it was in contradicting the doctrine of the faith. So before I do that though,

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live streams. Alright, so what motivated today's episode was an interview

bishop Johann Bonny of Antwerp Belgium gave. It's recorded in an article from

the Catholic News Agency and the bishop appears to reject the church's teaching

on the intrinsically evil nature of euthanasia. He said such a teaching provides

two simple and answer that leaves no room for discernment. And then he said

this, philosophy has taught me to never be satisfied with generic black and white

answers. All questions deserve answers adapted to a situation. A moral

judgment must always be pronounced according to the concrete situation,

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