This post has
nothing to do with
Nostra Aetate, Be Ye Stupid. Your topic-shifting is obvious. So is your motive, given your anti-Semitic spamming on GTV. Your annoyance isn't with Paul VI or Hinduism or Vatican II at all.
Nostra Aetate states:
"The Church reproves, as foreign to the mind of Christ, any discrimination against men or harassment of them because of their race, color, condition of life, or religion."That's what's bugging you.
Nostra Aetate formally refutes the cross-eyed view of The Church's teachings used by "Catholic" bigots like E. Michael Jones and his pathetic fanboys.
An official proclamation of the Catholic Church directy reproves every miserable nut-job trying to pervert the Church into a religious vehicle for their anti-Semitism. You tried it
right here, twisting the
Four Marks Of The Church into a
three-point re-write of Adolph Hitler's famous slogan.
"One People, One Kingdom, One Leader."
Vs.
"One Christ, One Faith, One Apostolic Catholic Church"Your fascist fake-Catholic fantasies are easy to recognize..
You're not good enough to translate your slogan into German are you? Fascism
always sounds better in German, doesn't it? It's a harsh sounding language and perfect for barking slogans while burning synagogues.
"Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer!" Looks
gorgeous on posters, too.
Example 1.) Example 2.) Example 3)Now then, let's talk about
Nostra Aetate since you 'n your buddy EMJ are so eager to discredit the proclamation for your own petty ugly political reasons.
"whithin it, the revolting bishops and Paul Vl praised the pagan Hindus."Have you
read the document? Did you read it
before writing such nonsense?
I'm going to be charitable on this fine Sunday evening and pretend you're just speaking out of your usual ignorance and poor memory. Because if you
did read it before commenting, you've labelled yourself an idiot.
The so-called "praise" you mention is decidedly
back-handed. It's "ecumenical" and positive-
sounding, but it presents a clever (too clever for
you, obviously)
criticism. Observe...
Nostra Aetate states:
"Thus in Hinduism, men contemplate the divine mystery and express it through an inexhaustible abundance of myths and through searching philosophical inquiry."Nostra Aetate just stated, explicitly, Hinduism expresses
"the divine mystery" through
"an inexhaustible abundance of myths"Myths are
stories that are not real.
Throw that fact back into the original statement in Nostra Aetate.
"Thus in Hinduism, men contemplate the divine mystery and express it through an inexhaustible abundance of stories that are not real..."That isn't praise, dummy. Imagine if the
Talmud, described the Gospels as a collection of
myths.
I'm certain
you of all people would see the problem right away, wouldn't you? Or am I still being too charitable?
The other criticism the Church makes is in its choice of capitalization. This one, I'm certain, went flying far over your head. You can't manage basic spelling
"whithin" your own comments.
:PNotra Aetate capitalized "Hinduism" to reference the religion, yet it did NOT capitalize "divine" which, in Catholicism, is reserved for things of God. This is an official proclamation of the Catholic Church and meant to be
read as one. It is a
Catholic document.
The proclamation properly capitalizes every pagan religion as proper nouns and then does NOT capitalize "divine".because it does not apply
to God, the God who founded the Catholic Church.
A "divine" mystery is not Divine just like a Hindu god is not God. A bite from a freshly baked apple turnover is
divine. But it is not
of God who is Divine.
So skip your topic-shifting onto Nostra Aetate. You don't know what you're talking about.
Learn to spell, learn to capitalize, learn to
read and try reading something
other than E. Michael Jones.
