0dbb21 No.595202
>I know paul said some nasty things, but that was just his opinion.
>He was just repeating the morals of society in that time
>In the olden days, the church was complicit with institutions oppressing women and freedom
t. priest at my local catholic church.
Does anyone else have to put up with liberal revisionism in their church? Praise be to god that there is a TLM at my parish, because otherwise I'd have to find a new church.
d00571 No.595205
I left an entire denomination because of liberal heresies. So I understand the pain.
9b1bc8 No.595208
>>595202
I wish I still had the pics from when I found some book against Paul in my local Barnes and Noble. Was anyone in that thread? Does anyone know what I’m talking about?
805586 No.595211
>>595208
I think I saw it but didn't save it
dc9f20 No.595213
>>595208
>>595212
oh I remember that
5d71c8 No.595215
>>595212
>that subtitle
lol
1a5574 No.595216
>>595202
I don't get why the One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church fails to discipline or excommunicate these characters.
ce2cbc No.595218
>>595216
Because the American dioceses don't listen to Rome. Then cardinal Ratzinger said so to Ex senator John decamp when he was pedo hunting in the franklin scandal. There seem to be many rogue clergy. Also these heresiarchs use weasel words to violate the spirit of orthodoxy whilst not necessarily outright stating heresy.
Based Black Pope is needed to put down the boot
5d71c8 No.595222
>>595218
With Pope Poz in charge don't you think it's a good thing they don't listen to Rome?
ba7a50 No.595231
88a0d7 No.595238
>>595218
>Because the American dioceses don't listen to Rome
is that good or bad now?
759f85 No.595244
>>595202
>tfw Irish
>tfw majority Irish in my congregation
>tfw even though the parish is American the fathers routinely connect with parishes outside the diocese, most in either Ireland or Poland
>tfw pilgrimage to Polish holy sites this summer
Best congregation I've been a part of in a long time. Last one was a nondenominational church in the middle of DC that was a dime a dozen liberal theology
812a2d No.595246
>>595202
>t. priest at my local catholic church.
Report him to the Bishops.
4671f8 No.595252
>>595238
Well they're liberals as we JUST stated instead of Rome's mixed blessings. At least, I see Rome as mixed.
80fabf No.595366
>>595246
Unironically this
85db92 No.595474
>>595222
Pope Francis is 1000x more orthodox than some heretic priests I have seen…
cf4f1e No.595489
>>595202
Same for me. Everytime people in my parish try to undermine what he said about women for exemple in 1 tim 2: 11-15
>11 A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. 12 I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. 13 For Adam was formed first, then Eve. 14 And Adam was not the one deceived; it was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner. 15 But women will be saved through childbearing if they continue in faith, love and holiness with propriety.
saying he contredict himself with what he said in galatians 3:28 (28There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.) even if St Paul is obviously speaking about metaphysicall differencies. I hate this when they try to make a christian feminism.
4a7725 No.595490
>>595202
>>595489
St. Paul was not Jesus
4db7df No.595491
>>595490
I don't even need to know what you're gonna say next to know that this is insane heresy.
4a7725 No.595503
>>595491
Elaborate why, then
586b87 No.595511
>>595208
lol yeah that was a good thread
586b87 No.595513
>>595244
The secret to finding a good parish if you live in North America or Western Europe is to find a parish run by a Polish priest (or other Eastern European priests).
You'll have a hard time fining one that isn't a staunch traditionalist.
t. pole
d00571 No.595550
>>595513
I can vouch for this somewhat. the priest at my Orthodox church is Romanian and he runs a tight ship.
a0f2b0 No.595614
>>595490
Every word in the New Testament is from God.
b0f706 No.595622
>>595614
From God, but then subsequently translated through the lesser conduit of man, further filtered through their physical bodies and their insufficient languages
Only Jesus, being both 100% God and 100% man could speak with 100% clarity
Ah! Imagine the power His words and His actions had then
a0f2b0 No.595625
>>595622
Matthew 24:35
Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.
John 5:24
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
b0f706 No.595627
>>595625
Both quotes transcribed from the mouth of Jesus himself
cf4f1e No.595669
>>595490
St Paul was inspired by the holy spirit
0dbb21 No.595682
>>595202
I just got back from an RCIA meeting. I brought up the the problems I had with the sermon and other related issues, here's what they said
>Theology has evolved and we are more knowledgeable nowadays
>The hierarchy of the earlier church was misguided, now the church is moving towards a more democratic system
>The important part is the gospel, you can ignore everything not said directly by jesus
>The old testament is a record of what the Israelites thought god was, not what he actually was. The parts that depict God as violent are made up.
>Hell isn't real
>Slavery is wrong, even though the bible never says that
I don't know what to make of this. The obvious thing to think is that they're mixing enlightenment memes with Christianity, but I just don't understand how this liberal movement gained so much traction. If it's possible for them to be so wrong, it is just as possible for me to be wrong. I try to follow the will of the Lord, but aren't they doing exactly the same thing?
24a4a1 No.595712
>>595682
>If it's possible for them to be so wrong, it is just as possible for me to be wrong.
The reason why they're wrong is because they fail to do the most basic thing in the world which is learn and believe what their Church teaches. There's no big mystery, just have to read the catechism and believe everything it teaches. As long as you do that, you'll never be in the wrong.
0dbb21 No.595776
>>595712
Thanks for this anon. I just flicked through my catechism, boy they are dead wrong. I can't believe they let a bunch of heretics catechise. It seems they would be more comfortable in a protestant church.
>>595246
I'll keep this in mind, although I don't know how well it will go seeing as I'm just a lowly catechumen.
0ead69 No.595783
>>595202
>tfw the apostles died horrible deaths for this
3beff9 No.595792
>>595682
I dunno what to tell you. I want you to learn the faith well, those last four points though cannot be abided. I can definitely spin up arguments for the first two. Maybe even the third, with the qualifier "for now"?
Latins, any advice for the guy? Look for a more traditional parish?
7e1ee6 No.595820
>>595682
>Theology has evolved and we are more knowledgeable nowadays
Not completely wrong. Paul says that now we know partially, which also implies development.
>The old testament is a record of what the Israelites thought god was, not what he actually was. The parts that depict God as violent are made up.
I think what he meant to say is that Old Testament was specified for Jews
>Hell isn't real
Perhaps he meant fire and brimstone Hell, with boiling cauldrons.
>Slavery is wrong, even though the bible never says that
Its wrong and degenerate. God made Adam free, Jesus came to deliver us from bondage of sin and death. You can read St. Gregory of Nyssa for further information. (and no, "debt slavery" was not slavery, it was a regular employment)
80fabf No.595837
>>595776
>I don't know how well it will go seeing as I'm just a lowly catechumen.
Can you argue your way out of a paper bag? Because this is a piece of cake; you just need some evidence, some recordings maybe.
b0f706 No.595909
>>595669
Keyword: inspired
8af7d3 No.595916
>>595490
yes, but he wasn't wrong. Now BEGONE, THOT!
8af7d3 No.595919
>>595909
Yes, inspired, meaning "God-breathed". The Holy SPirit was speaking though Paul.
c4e68e No.595926
>>595622
What the authors of the divine scripture wrote is exactly what God intended them to write, nothing more nothing less.
Translations of divine scripture have corrupted it.
c4e68e No.595928
>>595682
Your priest denies infallible sacred scripture and also sacred tradition and the magisterium. He is a heretic not a catholic. Get confirmed then find a traditionalist preferably one with the old rite parish asap. That is what a priest advised me to do when I confided the heresies my parish priests were espousing.
5abf6a No.595929
>>595919
>inspired, meaning "God-breathed"
lmao
d5dc39 No.595930
>>595202
So you're saying that you're really not a Christian ? Nice that your killed a thread with this.
dc9f20 No.595932
>>595930
I think you're aiming at wrong post
99a873 No.595935
>>595930
And now I'll have to throw down my theories about Protestants having bad reading comprehension down the trash. Don't you feel bad about it?
d5dc39 No.595936
>>595935
more like you brainlet refuse to realize what OP spat out
99a873 No.595937
>>595936
So he should have agreed with the priest in his local church on the fact that Paul said nasty things?
dc9f20 No.595939
>>595936
so please englighten us about what op really meant
e35593 No.595953
>>595929
Not an argument. It's literally the etymology of the word.
cf0c20 No.595960
>>595930
>>595936
Are you going to explain yourself?
80fabf No.595984
>>595953
You're either ignorant or an excellent double thinker, neither is praiseworthy. In case you don't understand what I'm saying, I'm saying you're wrong.
27ec31 No.605624
The presence liberal heresies really depened on the church that you go to, both Catholic and Protestant. I have gone to many different churches due to moving, and one thing that i have noticed is that the liberal heresy churches usually have had a less serious congregation in both attendance and action.
e8b4ea No.605631
>>595984
Do you deny that Paul spoke infallibly in the Epistles?
c5d96a No.605652
>>595216
The great heresy of modernism is infesting the church
4309e7 No.605669
>>605631
I'm debating semantics, not scripture
46878e No.605897
>>595682
Wew lad after hearing all these horror stories I'm really lucky that the only parish within a reasonable distance is doctrinally sound and respects the liturgy, even when it's NO only. How long does the teacher spend on each topic? I feel like this might influence how they're teaching you, going through all that in one class seems like too much. In my class we would devote an entire session to just one of those topics and even carry it over to the next week if people are unsure about it, and we spend maybe half of every class where we learn something new going back to what we were taught and asking questions/clarifying things.
6538e9 No.605898
why even go to church at all? this place IS church. 8chan is much holier than all physical churches
the etymology of the word church is "place of assemblage set aside for Christian worship". this place IS church and this place is much holier than any church that disallows freedom of speech and that silences people is slow and cumbersome and has a lot of other problems
honestly i dont know any churches in existent that actually autistically follow the bible like you're suppose to, like the essenes did
fcd425 No.605916
>>605898
>essenes
Weren't they a jewish sect, and so not Christian? What did you mean by this?
18136c No.605925
PAUL DID NOTHING WRONG
ANTI PAUL IS A CODE WORD FOR ANTI-CHRIST