Posted on 04/08/2009 11:22:01 AM PDT by Salvation
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Critical evaluation of the dogma of the Catholic Church, similar to biblical demythology of the Bible. The basic premise is that doctrinal formulations are all time-conditioned. The definitions of the Councils of Nicaea, Chalcedon, and Trent are to be re-examined on the basis of what they really mean, by sloughing off what is unhistorical because mythical from what is historical and still true. On these terms nothing that the Church has ever taught in faith or morals would ever be substantially unchangeable, or at least the faithful can never be sure what this unchangeable substance is.
Let me know if you want to continue them after that.
Could anyone HELP with posting this?
Do you even want it to continue?
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I love it and would love to help out but I’m not sure I could maintain it. I’m in a temporary lull at work that’ll change shortly.
You do great work and I wish I could help.
I think it is very interesting, and thanks for doing it. I will not be able to take it over, however.
I really cannot take on another thing. I think it’s good, but if it’s at all hard, I’d suggest Catholic word of the WEEK.
This entry is fascinating.
Yes, I'd like it to continue, please.
FReepmail me to help me get up to speed on what is involved with posting...
Cheers!
Salvation, these are great and I echo the sentiments of others here in wanting them to continue. I would be willing to help, but (you knew there was a “but” in there) due to a schedule that keeps me from FR 2-3 days a week, right now I can’t. Once the season is over in May, I can help some.
“Paging all modernists at Notre Dame...”
LOL!
You think Fr. McB is , say, a tad familiar with this territory?
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