My various issues with becoming a Catholic aren't particularly biblical. I've already got my issues with the Genesis creation theory worked out absolutely fine, and the trinity isn't an issue for me either. Mainly ethical.
I cannot and do not love everyone, and I simply don't believe in the idea of universal human dignity. I don't believe anyone has a right to what they haven't worked for. I despise parasites. I'm rather a traditionalist - I definetly believe in chivalry, showing great courtesy to women, being a good host, looking after my friends and brothers by any means necessary, and I'm a patriot in relation to Greater Europe. I don't favour abortion or interracial breeding - or sex - and I believe in modesty. I'm also proud to some extent of who I am, and I have contempt towards degenerates and those who will not work to better themselves, make themselves stronger, more knowledgable, and, in a nutshell, more virtuous. I do forgive my friends when they screw up - I don't threaten them - though I expect them to make up for their mistakes. I'm protective about people I care about, particularly female friends, and I do believe people should learn and get stronger from their mistakes. I don't have much of a personal problem with sex outside marriage (or maybe I do...) but I do find personally disgusting the idea of sex outside love.
How can I resolve my outlook with Catholicism without compromising my general idea of personal excellence, so to speak?
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