He's not just giving his private opinion.

He's saying the death penalty is against the gospel.

That's exactly what John Paul II said.

It's in their own new catechism, right?

The new catechism of the Catholic Church says that they keep revising it.

Let's see.

John Paul II said in his encyclical,

Evangelium Vite,

that there's basically no need or use for the death penalty anymore

the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an it is an attack on the inviability of the

human person.

No, it's not. So in other words, your own church was wrong for a thousand years

and didn't know how to conduct the death penalty

and that they shouldn't do it.

This is, you know, silly this is?

I mean, it's not even, it's not like some crazy deep theological issue that they might mess up on like energetic procession or the filiocque.

This is basic morals.

They don't even know if you should have borders.

Well, Leo said that a country can't have borders.

Yeah.

And then he contradicts himself and says to have open borders.

So you're not going to get coherent theology from these people.

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