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0:32Now PlayingFather Chris Alar, MIC, identifies the core problem with the tree of the knowledge of good and evil: humanity attempting to determine what is good and what is evil. When society declares that ending a life in the womb is a right, or redefines marriage beyond one man and one woman, it usurps God’s authority. This is not merely disagreement with divine teaching — it is a fundamental rejection of the Creator’s design.
The Catechism teaches that moral truth is not subject to human vote or cultural shift. Natural law reveals God’s will written into creation itself. When we claim the authority to redefine life, marriage, or human dignity, we repeat the error of Adam and Eve — choosing self‑determination over obedience to the One who made us.
Father Chris reminds us that freedom does not mean the ability to do whatever we want. True freedom is the capacity to choose what is good, what aligns with God’s plan. The moral law is not a restriction but a protection, guiding us toward flourishing and away from destruction.
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