Love and Commandments: Francis Again Gets It Wrong
Francis spoke at the August 11 General Audience about the Ten Commandments in order to relativise them, “May the Lord help us to journey along the path of the commandments but looking toward the love …More
Francis spoke at the August 11 General Audience about the Ten Commandments in order to relativise them,
“May the Lord help us to journey along the path of the commandments but looking toward the love of Christ, with the encounter with Christ, knowing that the encounter with Jesus is more important than all of the commandments,” he said.
This contraposition is wrong because loving Christ and observing his commandments is the same thing as Christ himself says in John 14,21, “He who has My commandments and keeps them, he it is who loves Me.”
Francis is the first to prefer the commandments to love as he punishes sins - e.g. sexual abuses - or things he doesn't like - e.g. professing the Catholic Faith - with unheard severity.
#newsOummblacgz
“May the Lord help us to journey along the path of the commandments but looking toward the love of Christ, with the encounter with Christ, knowing that the encounter with Jesus is more important than all of the commandments,” he said.
This contraposition is wrong because loving Christ and observing his commandments is the same thing as Christ himself says in John 14,21, “He who has My commandments and keeps them, he it is who loves Me.”
Francis is the first to prefer the commandments to love as he punishes sins - e.g. sexual abuses - or things he doesn't like - e.g. professing the Catholic Faith - with unheard severity.
#newsOummblacgz
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De Profundis
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The Law is not the same as the Ten Commandments. I believe he is referencing the old Mosaic laws for diet, etc.,...
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Gradualism: “The Law is a journey, a journey that leads toward an encounter. It’s also a ‘pedagogue’ toward Christ" (Source: t.co/nuzuMu4Sh6?amp=1)
I don’t think there has ever been a “pope” whose actions screamed “heretic or anti-pope” louder than Francis. This has become so obvious at this point that even complete heretics and pagans are feeling insecure 
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You should see the long list of supposed heresies people have compiled for Saint JP II and BXVI. Y'all don't know what an "anti-pope" is and it shows. Likewise for how The Church defines "heretic". But hey, don't let your own errors stop you from wagging your finger at those of Francis. ;-)
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The master of the false dichotomy strikes again. "Did he really say that you may not eat of every tree in the garden?" People need to wake up to the idea that they are being played for fools.
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He just keeps reconfiguring every truth, doesn’t he?
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@De Profundis This interview with Fr Malachi Martin in 1996 gives all the details of this globalist church & forewarns us of what is due to follow.
cor-mariae.com/threads/the-last-pope-fr-malachi-martin.7383/More
@De Profundis This interview with Fr Malachi Martin in 1996 gives all the details of this globalist church & forewarns us of what is due to follow.
cor-mariae.com/threads/the-last-pope-fr-malachi-martin.7383/
cor-mariae.com/threads/the-last-pope-fr-malachi-martin.7383/
