Vatican’s Pact with Islam
Vatican’s Pact with Islam It has been five years since he gave his controversial lecture about Islam at the German University of Regensburg. On September 12th, 2006, Joseph Ratzinger claimed that the …More
Vatican’s Pact with Islam
It has been five years since he gave his controversial lecture about Islam at the German University of Regensburg. On September 12th, 2006, Joseph Ratzinger claimed that the god of the Muslims is both transcendental and unreasonable and he severely condemned jihad and the use of violence in the name of Koran. It was the only public event in which a Pope told the truth about some aspects of Islamic religion.
The reaction to the Pope’s speech was a familiar spectacle: Threats, riots, and violence.
From the religious leaders in Muslim majority countries to the New York Times, all demanded the Pope’s apologies.
In the Palestinian areas, churches were attacked and Christians targeted. In the Somali capital, Mogadishu, an Italian nun was executed.
In Iraq, Amer Iskander, a Syrian Orthodox priest, was beheaded and his arms mutilated.
After Regensburg, the Vatican adopted an appeasement agenda.
In 2008, the Vatican promoted “Love of God, Love of Neighbor,” the first …More
It has been five years since he gave his controversial lecture about Islam at the German University of Regensburg. On September 12th, 2006, Joseph Ratzinger claimed that the god of the Muslims is both transcendental and unreasonable and he severely condemned jihad and the use of violence in the name of Koran. It was the only public event in which a Pope told the truth about some aspects of Islamic religion.
The reaction to the Pope’s speech was a familiar spectacle: Threats, riots, and violence.
From the religious leaders in Muslim majority countries to the New York Times, all demanded the Pope’s apologies.
In the Palestinian areas, churches were attacked and Christians targeted. In the Somali capital, Mogadishu, an Italian nun was executed.
In Iraq, Amer Iskander, a Syrian Orthodox priest, was beheaded and his arms mutilated.
After Regensburg, the Vatican adopted an appeasement agenda.
In 2008, the Vatican promoted “Love of God, Love of Neighbor,” the first …More
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My dear friend Trinitas, I am not sure where you got that [partial] quote supposedly attributable to St Thomas Aquinas regarding Islam. If you go to this website:
www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/islam/thomas.htm
you will see that St Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mohammed was a true prophet and he cogently argued against the Moslem objections to the Blessed Trinity and the Incarnation …More
My dear friend Trinitas, I am not sure where you got that [partial] quote supposedly attributable to St Thomas Aquinas regarding Islam. If you go to this website:
www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/islam/thomas.htm
you will see that St Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mohammed was a true prophet and he cogently argued against the Moslem objections to the Blessed Trinity and the Incarnation. Nowhere, however did he say anything about Moslems not worshipping the same God as the Christians.
Christus vincit Christus regnat Christus imperat
Viva il Papa!
www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/islam/thomas.htm
you will see that St Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mohammed was a true prophet and he cogently argued against the Moslem objections to the Blessed Trinity and the Incarnation. Nowhere, however did he say anything about Moslems not worshipping the same God as the Christians.
Christus vincit Christus regnat Christus imperat
Viva il Papa!