He kneels before man but not before God…
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He kisses tenderly because he can…
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@roibeard1973 Yes, I did.
@Chris_RoyMtl I’m showing that Hunwicke’s argument is unsustainable because self-contradictory. I’m not saying he shouldn’t criticize Francis, I’m saying he should stop accepting him as Pope. Because to accept him as Pope, he has to distort the Catholic teaching on the Papacy.
Of course, if you think of the Papacy as a human institution, rather than a divine one, you might run into trouble there…
"To say that the pope alone gets to determine when and how he exercises his disciplinary authority is to say that there is no possible way the pope can ever abuse it—or abuse anyone or anything. It is to say he has rights, but no duties; power, but no limits—natural, divine,...
Funny how he quotes a Modernist in defense of his position…
"To see that the position I am defending here is not extravagant, we should consider a famous proponent of it in recent times: none other than Joseph Ratzinger. In The Spirit of the Liturgy (2000), Ratzinger writes: 'After the Second Vatican Council, the impression arose that...
Sure, why quote the papal magisterium when you could be going by Dr. Kwasniewski instead?
"...Protestant opponents, they have fallen for the technique of proof-texting. Instead of sola scriptura, it is often solo papa; where the Calvinist quotes St. Paul on justification by faith alone, the papalist quotes a conciliar dictum on universal papal jurisdiction. ...
Myanmar Church invites all religions to national prayer campaign - It would never occur to them to encourage others to become Catholic and so to be pleasing to God and beg for His mercy. Instead they want “compassion [to] become the common religion”!
Recognize-and-resisters have no problem declaring papal decrees null & void and telling others to reject it; but when they’re asked to recognize that a public apostate who does things a Pope cannot do, cannot be a true Pope, they suddenly find they have no authority to say that.
Wait, isn’t that what we’ve been told has been happening since Vatican II?
Pope Francis is inviting Catholics around the world to pray this month that the Church receives the grace “to reform herself in the light of the Gospel.” https://bit.ly/2WV5Nyd
So ‘Fr.’ Hunwicke thinks that he can refuse submission to the Pope if what he legislates is contrary (in his estimation) to Sacred Tradition, which trumps all. It’s just too bad that the necessity of submission to the Pope is *part* of that very Sacred Tradition.
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