What a sinful world!

Saturday, July 4, 2026

It’s a sin to continue saying, in 2026, that homosexuality is a sin. Because we know that homosexuality is no sin, everybody who researched honestly knows it. Another sin is to say that queer people have no problem with sexuality. Yes, we live in a sinful world ;-)

And even the church fails to be clear about it. Which just means that it’s too early for these questions. Humanity is more than a few countries who happen to have enough money for high-quality basic education. Queer people won’t get their rights as long as there are millions of children who don’t even get enough food and water, not to speak about education.

This is just my summary after reading the news.

  • 20260702 Die Grünen verlangen vom Werbeanbieter Gewista, nach der Plakatkampagne eines Vereins, der Homo- und Bisexualität als “Sünde” bezeichnet, klare ethische Standards für Werbeinhalte festzulegen. (Grüne kritisieren Gewista für queerfeindliche Botschaften im öffentlichen Raum)

  • 20260701 Die Organisation nutzt die Kampagne eigenen Angaben zufolge, um “ein klares Zeichen gegen diesen Zeitgeist” zu setzen. Auf ihrer Website bezeichnet die TFP den Pride Month unter anderem als Ausdruck einer “Sünde” und kritisiert eine kirchliche Offenheit gegenüber der queeren Bewegung als “zutiefst häretisch” sowie als “direkte Beleidigung der göttlichen Offenbarung”. (Gewista verteidigt Plakatkampagne mit Link zu queerfeindlicher Website)

  • 20260702 A document signed by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, defines the rite celebrated on 1 July as an “act of a schismatic nature,” with an explanatory note providing details of the grave canonical sanction of excommunication. Excommunication decreed for Lefebvrite episcopal ordinations

  • 20260702 For years, every June, the Pride flag flew outside Enfield Civic Centre in north London. This June, it didn’t. The borough’s new Conservative administration has adopted a policy of flying only the Union Flag, the Flag of St George, and the Enfield Beast. It made an exception, days later, for the Armed Forces Day flag. (Pride flag bans are spreading across England – and there’s more at stake than just flags)