Cardinal Marx has “great consensus” with Protestant Faith
On Saturday at an ecumenical event in Bochum, Germany, Munich Cardinal Reinhard Marx called on Catholics and Protestants "to unite increasingly“. According to German media, Marx said, "One must stop …More
On Saturday at an ecumenical event in Bochum, Germany, Munich Cardinal Reinhard Marx called on Catholics and Protestants "to unite increasingly“.
According to German media, Marx said, "One must stop talking about a separation of the churches, because there are important agreements in the Faith." There is widespread doubt whether Marx, a liberal-relativist who belongs to Pope Francis' Council of Cardinals, is still fully aware of what the Catholic Faith is all about.
The German Protestant Church (Evangelische Kirche Deutschlands) about which Marx was talking, promotes a theological relativism, disrespects the theological authority of the Bible, promotes gay clergy and gay pseudo-marriage, is pro-abortion, does not believe in the seven sacraments, is sedevacantist, refuses Our Lady and promotes illegal mass-immigration.
Picture: Reinhard Marx, Bedford-Strohm, © Maik Meid, CC BY-SA, #newsAtfwidcbqx
According to German media, Marx said, "One must stop talking about a separation of the churches, because there are important agreements in the Faith." There is widespread doubt whether Marx, a liberal-relativist who belongs to Pope Francis' Council of Cardinals, is still fully aware of what the Catholic Faith is all about.
The German Protestant Church (Evangelische Kirche Deutschlands) about which Marx was talking, promotes a theological relativism, disrespects the theological authority of the Bible, promotes gay clergy and gay pseudo-marriage, is pro-abortion, does not believe in the seven sacraments, is sedevacantist, refuses Our Lady and promotes illegal mass-immigration.
Picture: Reinhard Marx, Bedford-Strohm, © Maik Meid, CC BY-SA, #newsAtfwidcbqx
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GChevalier
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He is fully aware of what he is saying and doing. Let us not forget that all this great movement of unification was elaborated in the Masonic lodges: there is not improvisation but realization of the three points plan leading to the great work.
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Yes, cardinal, let us unite until we Catholics become protestant. Will you be happy then? I bet you will be ecstatic.