Deny Biden and Pelosi Communion? NO. Why? (ePub)

Christians, meaning "followers also of Jesus the Nazrani or Nazorean," of all denominations go to their churches just as followers of other religions go to their temples or assembly halls to honor and worship God, who they believe or attest is present in a special way in their assembly for the occasion. In other words, they all believe in the real presence of God, implying that the notion of real presence is not an exclusive Catholic or Christian notion handed down by the Gospels. Also, the ritual of church or temple attendance includes sharing of a common meal with the assembled or visiting community indicating their collegiality. Catholic Christians, who go to church every day, every Sunday, or just on special Sundays, make sure that they also receive Communion during the celebration of the Eucharist, Mass, or Qurbana. They do so because they view Communion as their spiritual nourishment. Lately, in the American Catholic Church a few conservative bishops and priests vocally contend that liberal Democratic Catholic politicians should be denied communion because they openly tolerate legal abortion against a conservative version of Catholic teaching on abortion. This book will show that this kind of conservative position is not necessarily and unequivocally Catholic at all. Therefore, liberal Catholics like Biden and Pelosi should not be denied Communion even in Dioceses of run by conservative bishops especially when Pope Francis continues to encourage Biden and Pelosi to receive Communion and they receive Communion Rome and Washington, for instance. Why so? That is because Biden and Pelosi are not wrong at all as they uphold their catholic views on limited abortion. Biden and Pelosi condemn abortion per se as evil but tolerate it only as a necessary evil in this imperfect world. The ethical principles that justify and defend Biden and Pelosi's views on abortion "probabilism" and "anekantavada," both of which are endorsed by the Jesus of the Gospels.