"Argentine bishop threatened with prosecution for condemning ‘culture of fornication’"

lifesitenews.com

"The Catholic archbishop of the Argentinean city of La Plata is under investigation by the country’s 'discrimination' police for condemning the modern acceptance of sexual promiscuity and 'unnatural' unions, according to local media sources.

Archbishop Héctor Aguer has incurred the wrath of Argentina’s Secretary for Human Rights and perhaps the government’s National Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Racism for writing that modern society’s culture of promiscuity is 'banal,' 'animalistic,' and 'infantile.'

In a recent article written for the La Plata newspaper El Dia, Aguer laments that the act of 'carnal copulation outside of marriage' has been 'transformed into something trivial, common, unsubstantial.'...

Recognizing that the word 'fornication' has fallen into disuse precisely because it is no longer taken seriously as a vice, Aguer denounces the glorification of sexual promiscuity in the culture of entertainment celebrities, which leads people to accept extra-marital intercourse as if it were inconsequential...

Aguer anticipates in his article that his statements might incur the wrath of Argentina’s National Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Racism (INADI), noting in his last sentences that 'I cannot cease to proclaim the truth, as much as it might annoy INADI, if they find out.'

The archbishop’s premonitions have proved correct. Soon after the interview, the Argentinean Homosexual Community (CHA) said they planned to make a complaint to INADI because the archbishop’s words “encourage homophobia.” Argentina’s Secretary of Human Rights, Claudio Avruj, confirmed that INADI is investigating Aguer’s comments."