The Catholic Church has never thought that homosexuals are sins. Every human being is a child of God, and can never be considered a "sin". However, the Church teaches that homosexual behavior is a sin, but that is because people are using their free will to choose to pervert their God-given sexuality and use it for something for which it was not intended. Homosexuals, every bit as much as heterosexuals, are called to live in chastity for the Kingdom. Anytime we pervert our sexuality to use it for our own pleasure, and not in the way that God intended it, we are sinning, but that does NOT make people "sins."
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Roman Catholic AnswerCertainly Catholics believe in lust, it is one of the capital sins and has its own paragraphs in the Catechism. They are called "capital" sins because they engender other sins and vices.
Yes, but technically, we confess our sins to God through the priest.
The only unforgivable sin is a sin for which you are unrepentant.
By forgiving them their sins, even as they forgive you for yours.
Jesus Christ forgives the sins of anyone who believes and asks for forgiveness.
Catholics must confess their sins to a priest as this is the only normal way in which Our Blessed Savior left for people to have their sins forgiven. Less serious sins (venial sins) may be forgiven with a good Act of Contrition and Holy Communion. Serious sins (mortal sins) may only be forgiven at Confession. Besides the Church requires that all adult Catholics must go to confession at least once a year, even if they have not committed any mortal sins. Any good Catholic who is sincerely trying to fall Christ and become perfect (Matthew 5:48) should be going to regular confession, weekly or at the least, every other week.
No, christians also confess their sins to the one and only true god, the god of Abraham and Jacob. Hope you enjoy ;-)
Yes, but we will be too happy to be embarrassed.
.Catholic AnswerAt the age of reason, usually consider around eight.
just cuz. idk y. but that's just part of being a catholic.