Flunked: Francis Claims That “God Cannot Do Anything Without Men”

“Without Jesus, we cannot do anything, like the branches without the vine,” Francis acknowledged in his May 13 homily.

But then, with his notorious “if the Lord permits me to say,” he fell into another cheap heresy, “It seems that the Lord cannot do anything without us either, because the fruit comes from the branches, not from the vine.

Unfortunately, Francis is wrong because God has bound us to the vine, he is not bound to it (cf. CCC 1257).

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Ultraviolet

May 14, 2020

Whoops! :D Maybe Pope Francis should spend more time re-reading the catechism instead of toadying for the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity and their Abuh Dhabi Declaration.

eticacasanova

May 14, 2020

Jajajaja, you have to admit he is a great theologian: the fruits are in the branches, such a profound observation. I mean, he takes the analogy to its natural conclusion. It's called "THE COYOTE THEOLOGY" or "WYLL E. COYOTE THEOLOGY": the roadrunner is at the rock detached from the mountain, the moutain falls; the coyote is holding a feather, the bridge stands, he lets go the feather, the bridge collapses....... AAAAAAAAAND SOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOONNNN!!!!!!!! GREAT THEOLOGIAN, AMAZING THEOLOGIAN.That's what is needed to believe in postmodernity, over Christianity, not even having the out of control sexual drive to explain the shortcoming

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Flunked: Francis Claims That “God Cannot Do Anything Without Men”

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