Bishop Schneider Forced to Correct Cardinal Müller
That God wills religious diversity is “the most erroneous and dangerous affirmation” in the Abu Dhabi document. Bishop Athanasius Schneider writes this in the essay “There is no common faith in God …More
That God wills religious diversity is “the most erroneous and dangerous affirmation” in the Abu Dhabi document.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider writes this in the essay “There is no common faith in God nor common adoration of God shared by Catholics and Muslims” (LifeSiteNews.com, June 8).
This seems to be a reply to Cardinal Müller's qualification of the document as “binding” and “not relativistic.”
Schneider counters that there is no “common belief in God” (Abu Dhabi document) between Christians and Muslims because Muslims have a different understanding of God and no faith in the Trinity. Therefore they can [allegedly] only adore "God" in an act of natural worship.
Moslems see God “defectively” as distant and devoid of a personal interrelationship. Their understanding of Christ contradicts Christianity, because the Quran claims that "God cannot have a Son."
Bishop Schneider was born in a predominantly Muslim area and lives now in Kazakhstan, a predominantly Muslim country.
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Bishop Athanasius Schneider writes this in the essay “There is no common faith in God nor common adoration of God shared by Catholics and Muslims” (LifeSiteNews.com, June 8).
This seems to be a reply to Cardinal Müller's qualification of the document as “binding” and “not relativistic.”
Schneider counters that there is no “common belief in God” (Abu Dhabi document) between Christians and Muslims because Muslims have a different understanding of God and no faith in the Trinity. Therefore they can [allegedly] only adore "God" in an act of natural worship.
Moslems see God “defectively” as distant and devoid of a personal interrelationship. Their understanding of Christ contradicts Christianity, because the Quran claims that "God cannot have a Son."
Bishop Schneider was born in a predominantly Muslim area and lives now in Kazakhstan, a predominantly Muslim country.
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Arthur McGowan
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Anyone who INTENDS to worship the one, true God who created all things and keeps them in existence IS worshiping the one, true God who created all things and keeps them in existence.
Those who say that Muslims worship "a different God" are muddleheaded. There IS no "different God."
What is true is that Muslims do not have any revealed truth about God, but only those truths about God that can be …More
Anyone who INTENDS to worship the one, true God who created all things and keeps them in existence IS worshiping the one, true God who created all things and keeps them in existence.
Those who say that Muslims worship "a different God" are muddleheaded. There IS no "different God."
What is true is that Muslims do not have any revealed truth about God, but only those truths about God that can be known by reason, mixed with many errors.
Those who say that Muslims worship "a different God" are muddleheaded. There IS no "different God."
What is true is that Muslims do not have any revealed truth about God, but only those truths about God that can be known by reason, mixed with many errors.
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TO THE PRIESTS, OUR LADY'S BELOVED SONS
For the first time, expresses the year 666, six hundred and sixty-six. In this period of history, the Antichrist is manifested through the phenomenon of Islam, which directly denies the mystery of the divine Trinity and the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ.
For the first time, expresses the year 666, six hundred and sixty-six. In this period of history, the Antichrist is manifested through the phenomenon of Islam, which directly denies the mystery of the divine Trinity and the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Centuries ago, something like Abu Dhabi would have seen the authors burned at the stake or forced to "abjure" their heresies.
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Bishop Schneider is 100% correct! The Abu Dhabi Statement is an act of idolatry - and one more blasphemy added to the growing list going on today. Thanks be to God for such a courageous shepherd in these times, i.e., Bishop Schneider - who is not afraid to stand firm for the Catholic Faith. May Our Lady, Who is acies ordinata, continue to strengthen him - so that he may stand firm for Her Divine …More
Bishop Schneider is 100% correct! The Abu Dhabi Statement is an act of idolatry - and one more blasphemy added to the growing list going on today. Thanks be to God for such a courageous shepherd in these times, i.e., Bishop Schneider - who is not afraid to stand firm for the Catholic Faith. May Our Lady, Who is acies ordinata, continue to strengthen him - so that he may stand firm for Her Divine Son, Who is the ONLY Way, Truth and Life - and without Whom, there is NO SALVATION!