Not if we have the all-knowing friendenthalord to lead us out of error and back into the truth.[/QUO
Slayer I love ya.............be ye ready for you know not when your LORD does come.Sweetheart whether it was 2,000 years ago OR in 2 hours, this ole girl plans on being ready and my lamps filled with oil, for the time has no bearing on me, HE said many will be sleeping and going about their daily business, true we carry on, BUT we keep watching for Him, because HE IS coming in an hour that we do not expect. It isn't panic for me, it is anticipation to "see" the Lord of all lords and King of all kings, He said He was coming for me and I believe Him.
I am READY brotherSlayer I love ya.............be ye ready for you know not when your LORD does come.
Wait till many who thinks they do gods will for world peaceYeah, this pope is pretty scary...
You are right. The Catholics have become reformed. The OP was about the Catholic Church becoming universalist. Universalism is a theological hypothesis that everyone is going to heaven. It is not the Catholic Church's teaching.Recent popes have said that non-Catholics (and even non-Christians) may be able to be saved. They are considered to have a relationship with the Catholic Church.
exactly a works BASED salvation which saves NONEYou are right. The Catholics have become reformed. The OP was about the Catholic Church becoming universalist. Universalism is a theological hypothesis that everyone is going to heaven. It is not the Catholic Church's teaching.
The Unitarian Universalist Church looks into numerous religious scriptures including from the Bible, Buddhism, Taoism, and Hinduism. This word universalist seems to have a different meaning according to its context. Some Unitarians think a life well lived is the best preparation for life after death.
Todays men are lost and they have no business leading any church or flock.From "Good Goats: Healing Our Image of God", p.66 via the Paulist Press, 1994:
"The Church, which invokes its infallibility in the canonization of the saints, has never done so with regard to the damned. We cannot know with certainty if even one human soul does in fact go to hell" (quoting Karl Rahner).
"Karl Rahner, S.J. (5 March 1904 – 30 March 1984), was a German Jesuit priest and theologian who, alongside Henri de Lubac, Hans Urs von Balthasar, and Yves Congar, is considered one of the most influential Catholic theologians of the 20th century."
https://www.tentmaker.org/books/hope_beyond_hell.pdf
Only problem is.........DONT USE LIBERTY for an occasion to the flesh. NOT FOR SIN.Actually this Pope is a breath of fresh air... A Pope for the people (Liberation Theology) rather than a Pope for the Church hierarchy.
Being a theologian is not a matter of skillfully using methods but of being imbued with the theological spirit. . . liberation theology is a new way of being a theologian. . . Theology (not the theologian) comes afterwards; liberating practice comes first.”
- Leonardo Boff and Clodovis Boff
ouch that's bad, not surprised though sort of saw something like this coming."Pope Francis Appoints a Universalist - All Men Will Be Saved - to Replace Müller as Head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith"
"...The twentieth and twenty-first century has seen a growth in universalist sentiment within the Catholic Church."
Mahound's Paradise: Pope Francis Appoints a Universalist - All Men Will Be Saved - to Replace Müller as Head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
The CC teaches that no one gets to heaven except through Christ-whether or not they've heard His name or are otherwise ignorant of Christian truths in general.I suppose it all depends on what the active ingredient in the salvation process is. Not everyone believes it's Christ.
Or not.Or you could just be spewing your usual anti-Catholic BS.
Yes, this should be reason for discipline- or laicization if extreme.Forgive me for my ignorance concerning the Roman Church...
But do they actually ordain priests that disagree with their own teaching so significantly? Universalist doctrine would appear to contradict many things in the official Catechism of the Catholic Church. Can a priest keep their ordination and teach contrary to the Roman Church like this?
To comment on the article:"Pope Francis Appoints a Universalist - All Men Will Be Saved - to Replace Müller as Head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith"
"...The twentieth and twenty-first century has seen a growth in universalist sentiment within the Catholic Church."
Mahound's Paradise: Pope Francis Appoints a Universalist - All Men Will Be Saved - to Replace Müller as Head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith