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Fr. Kevin Drew: How to Change Religious Beliefs – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Fr. Kevin Drew: How to Change Religious Beliefs

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By Fr. Kevin Drew, Catholic Exchange, June 25, 2025

Ordained in 2012, Fr. Kevin Drew is a priest and pastor of the Diocese of Kansas City-St Joseph. He is well regarded for his preaching and evangelization. His Daily Mass and homily can be found at Catholic Radio Network.

Religious beliefs need to be changed.

Avatar photoThe odds-on favorite to win the 2016 election for United States President said that to a crowd of abortion supporters in the run up to the election.  Many people no doubt thought nothing of it. But coming from a secular leader running for the nation’s highest office, it begged a follow up question:  How would that be accomplished?

How do secular leaders go about changing people’s religious beliefs? History shows they don’t do so by converting hearts and bringing people to the truth. Instead, they use the force of law to change beliefs, which of course includes threats to people’s livelihoods and safety.

Religious beliefs were changed by politicians in England about 500 years ago.  Listen to a scholar describe how they did it: ….

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