Post by Eric Gajewski on Jun 5, 2016 13:28:02 GMT
TradCatKnight: Fr. Campbell, “Steadfast in the faith” (1Pet.5:9)"
Newchurch no longer preaches the Gospel. It dialogues. Francis wants every Catholic to “dialogue” with those of other religions. Recently he “dialogued” with representatives of the Jain religion. The Jains respect all varieties of religious belief, but they do not believe in a Creator God. That didn’t bother Francis. He did not preach. In addressing them he said:
“We all love mother Earth, because she is the one who has given us life and safeguards us; I would also call her sister Earth, who accompanies us during the journey of our existence… Our duty is to take care of her just as we would take care of a mother or of a sister… ” (Vatican Radio, and CRUX, June 1, 2016).
So “mother Earth” gives us life? No mention of Jesus Christ and the necessity of having faith in Him? Nothing of what one must do to be saved? This is what comes of dialogue with other religions. To be “politically correct” one must pretend that all religions are equal and authentic. In his 2013 Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, Francis referred to “Authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran…” But how can a false religion be in any way “authentic”?
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/06/fr-campbell-steadfast-in-faith-1pet59.html#more
Newchurch no longer preaches the Gospel. It dialogues. Francis wants every Catholic to “dialogue” with those of other religions. Recently he “dialogued” with representatives of the Jain religion. The Jains respect all varieties of religious belief, but they do not believe in a Creator God. That didn’t bother Francis. He did not preach. In addressing them he said:
“We all love mother Earth, because she is the one who has given us life and safeguards us; I would also call her sister Earth, who accompanies us during the journey of our existence… Our duty is to take care of her just as we would take care of a mother or of a sister… ” (Vatican Radio, and CRUX, June 1, 2016).
So “mother Earth” gives us life? No mention of Jesus Christ and the necessity of having faith in Him? Nothing of what one must do to be saved? This is what comes of dialogue with other religions. To be “politically correct” one must pretend that all religions are equal and authentic. In his 2013 Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, Francis referred to “Authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran…” But how can a false religion be in any way “authentic”?
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/06/fr-campbell-steadfast-in-faith-1pet59.html#more
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