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weird how most of the rw/pagan anti-Christians hate Catholicism but are cool with most forms of Protestantism imagine that

the BAPists for example decidedly prefer the “me and my Bible” subjectivism of American prots over the moral and social imperialism of political catholicism and its not even close

This has to be satire even he’s not this cucked

in a just society alcohol would be legal but saying “Jesus Christ” irreverently in public would be liable for heavy fines

it doesn’t really matter how many books you’ve read, what matters is which books you’ve chosen to read and how long and hard you’ve thought about what you’ve read

Tomorrow at 8 PM EST I’ll be joined by Charlie reacting to the recent dialogue between Tim Flanders and Mike Lewis of Where Peter Is

It’ll basically serve as my definitive takedown of the Where Peter Is approach to the current Pontificate and crisis in the Church

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It’ll basically serve as my definitive takedown of the Where Peter Is approach to the current Pontificate and crisis in the Church

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“[A]gainst the doctrine of Scripture, of the Church, and of the Holy Fathers, [naturalists] assert that ‘that is the best condition of civil society in which no duty is recognized, as attached to the civil power, of restraining offenders against the Catholic religion” - Pius IX

(taken from an excerpt from his encyclical Quanta cura, after which Pius IX makes the above condemnation infallible, ex cathedra, definitive papal teaching)

the only way I can read what Francis said in an orthodox way is if he means that God doesn’t desire ecclesiastical law to replace the civil law, which of course is true

but the civil law in a just society would be willing to serve the law of the Church as its instrument

more to the point though, this is extremely problematic and as Catholics we have to mentally prepare for doctrinal discrepancies like this and how to deal with them

there’s a way to do it without even being a recognize & resist SSPX trad, but some of you need to get your head out of the sand

natural law theory simultaneously elevates man above the rest of the corporal cosmos yet also derives his morality from the Divinely instituted universal pattern of the Good that obtains when *any* existing thing whatsoever conforms to the teleological demands of its nature

it’s human focused to be sure but not exactly anthropocentric

If someone were to corner me into giving my honest opinion about how many papal “errors” we’d likely have to contend with over the last century, realistically it only seems to come down to a few issues, at least based on a probable interpretation of the texts:

the emancipation of women (Amoris Laetitia/Mulieris dignitatem vs Casti connubii and Arcanum divinæ), church and state relations (JPII/Francis speeches vs Quanta cura), the relationship between conscience and sin (Amoris laetitia vs Veritatis splendor), and the per se moral permissibility of the death penalty (Fratelli tutti vs Innocent III’s Professio fidei to the Waldensians)

In each case the more traditional doctrine is codified in weightier magisterium, so while this is a headache to sift through, the discrepancies are few in number and each one of them is easy to resolve

If you haven’t already you can catch a stream I did with CVSPodcast where we discuss my reversion story back to the Faith, the rational plausibility of the Incarnation, the essence/energies distinction, why I support Nick Fuentes, evolution, Pope Francis, the spiritual life, and more

https://youtu.be/VblIZHtXQUk

don’t let sophists and liberals cite St. Vincent of Lérins’ quote on dogmatic progress without including this part

Going to war