Christian Subversion And Missionary Activities - 6

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Christianism preparing for a demographic crusade in India. Recently the pope and a bishop infesting Kerala sounded the bell for converting India yet again, and so catholics are getting all hyperactive to do their bit. Every sleeper - not just those already active for the christian agenda like christocop Ribeiro and justices like the (Syrian) christian infestation in India's courts - every catholic sleeper has woken up to the vatican call/commandment to multiply, to diminish Hindoo heathenism via propaganda, to inculturate, to do christian PR to promote the jeebus spiel, and of course to evangelise even forcibly-convert Hindoos if necessary (as seen very recently in Kerala, where Hindoo fishermen have been forced to convert-or-move-away by the church plus local converts. Aka ethnic cleansing of Hindoos by christians).



Found via a HKUpdate retweet of one Anjali Georg at



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Anjali George ‏@AnjaliGorg 1h1 hour ago



Church 'prepare' the youth to make a family based on catholic principles.

Society follows https:// twitter.com/thenewsminute/status/595534183222648832 …

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A young woman talks about a course where she was taught, "The primary aim of marriage is reproduction." https://shar.es/1pFqGu

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Anjali George

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the essence of Catholic Church taught in Marriage Prep course, Pro-life camp,Sun class, Value edn in College/Schools



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[Q: is Anjali Georg/@AnjaliGorg a revert? Or is her surname Georg/Gorg(?) derived from being married to a western person (I see she lives in Germany)? Hope she's a revert, 'cause then she'd be such an asset to her Hindoo heathenism, as she sounds heathen: she has pictures of elephants at the Thrissur festivity on her twitter page. And in an earlier tweet of hers that was reposted at the R2004 blog, she was cheering for the right of Hindoo temples to keep Hindoo temple elephants and tweeting pictures of the hypocrisy of the inculturating churches who have kidnapped Hindoo elephants for church slavery work.]





Copied the actual news item from Google's webcache, since the link provided by Anjali gives a 404 at the moment (was it pulled on purpose?):



thenewsminute.com/article/marriage-sex-and-contraception-one-womans-tale-catholic-churchs-preparatory-course

Marriage, sex and contraception- A woman's tale of a Catholic Church's Preparatory Course

Life Tuesday, May 5, 2015 - 14:33





Experience repeatedly shows us that family life is not lived in a vacuum. Social institutions exert covert but strong influence on the course of our lives.



Seemingly harmless practices of faith and beliefs introduce senseless social compulsions, some of which start governing the way we live or conduct ourselves.



As news reports constantly show us, regressive ideas are not the exclusive intellectual property of any particular religious or social group.



A young woman in Southern India, who chose to remain anonymous at the risk of being ostracized by her church, tells The News Minute of her experience at a “marriage preparatory” retreat at a Catholic church.



She makes a passionate case as to why a certain kind of preaching by the church meant for couples needs to be changed, keeping in mind changing social and socio-economic scenarios.



The text below has been reproduced verbatim from this young woman’s version and has been edited for language and brevity with her permission



"When I decided to get married, the first reaction of my parents was that I should attend the Marriage Preparatory Course for Catholics. This course is supposedly mandatory for every Catholic who is about to get married and most Catholics in South India/throughout the country apparently go through this course, though some do it online.

(Another thing that the church mandates to its female sheep is to bag a "pagan" Hindu or secular 'Hindu' [even easier], and even if and his family can't be converted by subtle or unsubtle means, ensure the children are baptised into christ. <- Christian love jihad/love crusade should be documented. Just as this article has documented the christian demographic crusade.)



The Catholic Church believes that this particular course is the solution to all family troubles, though anybody who undergoes this training can clearly see that it is a far cry from a proper counselling process.



My Church would not agree to conduct the ceremony without a certificate for this course, and with extreme reluctance, I decided to attend this three-day programme.



The moment we reached the training venue, our phones were snatched away. The organizers warned: ‘You should not connect with anyone in these three days and you are not allowed to go outside the compound’. I failed to understand why a Marriage Counselling course would demand anyone to be disconnected from the rest of the world.



The program itself was grueling. Fourteen hours of “classes” from dawn to around 9 pm each day, without a break. Our “teachers” included priests, a medical doctor, and men and women whose only qualifications were described as “married for 15 years”, “married for 20 years” and so on.



The content of the programme is the most shocking part. During one lengthy session, I was flabbergasted to hear from a priest that the primary aim of marriage is reproduction. At the end of this session, a couple with six children pressed the same point further. The mother of the kids tried to persuade us to have many children.



This woman, who was a highly qualified professional with dual degrees, told the participants, “When my husband initially asked me to resign my highly paid job to look after my kids I was hurt. But after my resignation I had three more kids, which makes me the happiest mom in the world. I assure you all that kids make a woman perfect, not a career.”



When the woman was asked her if this was the only aim women should have (some of the fellow participants clapped), she said she was happy that she gave up all her dreams of a career and studies, and dedicated her life to bring up seven children.



A woman’s decision to give up her career for her family is a personal choice. But to preach or advocate that as the sole aspiration for a married woman, I thought was simply unacceptable.



Another important topic the programme covered was sex and sexuality. They were completely convinced that sex without the intention to produce children was the most terrible sin, one that God would never forgive.



According to Catholic beliefs that were explained at the programme, every sexual act should be performed with the intention to conceive. Before beginning his session, one of the teachers wrote this on the blackboard: “Sperm is meant to enter the female body. You must not block it or let it spill out.”



The church traditionally considers the usage of all contraceptive measures, including condoms, wrong. There were three sessions on the spiritual hazards of contraceptive usage, in which “teachers” repeatedly tried to persuade those attending to consider children as a gift from God, sex was for reproduction and not pleasure, and that preventing sperm from reaching the uterus was equal to murder.



They encouraged “natural” contraception, which was to have sex around the menstrual cycle. They even gave us a booklet where we could mark our period.



The Catholic Church’s stand on divorce has drawn criticism in the past but continues to remain harsh even after the Supreme Court’s recent intervention asking for a relaxation of this stand.



The position closest to divorce is the nullification of a marriage. A Catholic is allowed by church to take a divorce only if one of the partners is mentally ill or impotent, and he or she hides it before the marriage. Without nullification from the church, a person is not allowed to remarry as per Catholic tradition.



Some of the “teachers” said that young people should just be happy with whoever their parents have chosen for them. “Don’t think that you will get a better person, because God did this for you,” we were told.



Another “teacher” said: “After a couple is married, in no situation does the Church accept a divorce request. Whatever happens, even it is life threatening to live with your partner, you should live with him or her. You must not separate just because you want to be comfortable and happy.”



One day was subtly allotted exclusively for women - to tell them how to take care of their husbands and children. A woman can resign or take long leave from her job to look after the children. She should be patient, forgiving, loving, be regular with prayers, etc.



Even though there were men present – a few attended as couples – it was pretty clear that it was meant for the women participants. The verdict was that women and their lives are just meant for conceiving and bringing up children.



Unsurprisingly, those who seemed to agree with the overall tone and tenor of what was discussed were mostly the male participants.



As a devout Catholic, I have grown up hearing these strictures. I have friends who have gone for such courses, while some were similar to mine. Other Churches conduct a toned down version, perhaps more in sync with reality.



I remember reading Friar Peter Daly, a priest of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C, on natural family- planning. The priest in an article in response to Pope Francis' call for input for the Synod of Bishops on family issues says, ‘The teaching of the magisterium on contraception does not seem to take into account the reality of most people's lives’.



He writes: ‘Most couples in our parish, like couples in most parishes in the developed world, are certainly using artificial contraception. …. I stress that it is good for five reasons: It is natural. It works. It is mutual. It is respectful of women. And it is open to life.’



In a poll commissioned by the US Spanish broadcast TV network Univision, 78% of 12,000 respondents worldwide supported the use of artificial birth control and were against the Church’s stand.



There are priests like Friar Daly and then there are such studies, but have things changed across the world?



Over the years, many have argued that the Church's refusal to change its views on contraception has led to the it's waning power in Europe and America.

Certain AmeriKKKan cults (7th day adventist or pentacostals, can't remember) that have evangelised western countries, have managed to brainwash western converts to produce 10+ kids too.

Muslimahs are also known to happily give birth to a whole army.



Wonder whether the threat of impending christoislamania - if left to its devices, the end will be brutal for unsaved kaffirs for sure - will encourage Hindoo women to have more children. Then again, a slight miscalculation and the Hindoo children could end up on the cannibal menu, as so many are today. People will need to decide whether it is worth that risk. However, since Hindu men refuse to wipe the floor with christoislamania - screw what the govt or foreign govts will do about it, in the end, it's Hindoos' lives on the line - there may be little (no?) confidence in Hindoo women about their own future/safety let alone for that of their children.