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The Diference Between Policy and Morality
One can't legislate morality. When morality is legislated, morality then becomes political. The Pope is NOT a policymaker. He is a moralist. But when people tend to think that morality is legislated, then ANYTHING the Pope says or does is political. I agree with most of what the Pope says and does, but this doesn't make my beliefs any more political than his. He's a moralist and when it comes to ALL Human Life, I am also, which to many would seem that I want to legislate the value of Human Life. I just say that by virtue of what I received from my Angels, my insistence that ALL Human Life is of MOST importance to God doesn't make me a moralist in the eyes of some, but a policymaker with whom others would disagree. I am a moralist and I will remain this way, even though my views are considered by some to be either religious and/or political. Moralists ARE NOT political, but are often perceived that way, by those who believe moralists influence policies. Both the Pope and myself motivate people to THINK; NOT make policies. Peace. I am Brother Ralphie writing for my Angels from The Angels of Life Institute. Brother Ralphie works from his study for the promotion of Peaceful living and inner Peace with God. He calls this the “Sanctity of Human Life Movement.”
Source: http://brotherralphie.blogspot.com/2016/04/the-diference-between-policy-and.html
