Paul Ryan Says His Budget Was Shaped By His Catholic Faith

Ryan says it’s not the government’s job to life people out of poverty; that’s up to the citizens themselves.

“A person’s faith is central to how they conduct themselves in public and in private,” Ryan said in an interview released on Tuesday by the Christian Broadcasting Network. “So to me, using my Catholic faith, we call it the social magisterium, which is how do you apply the doctrine of your teaching into your everyday life as a lay person?”

So is Ryan against the death penalty and does favor the Just war theory?

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.