[Iscool]

Asserting that Muslims worship the same God as Christians is making an assertion about the doctrine and beliefs of a non-Catholic group. Therefore, neither that assertion, nor any other assertion about the beliefs of a non-Catholic religion or group is protected by the charism of infallibility.

But yet are you not obligated to believe in and abide by your catechism??? I find it unusual to find Catholics who will publicly state that any part of the pope approved catechism is wrong...

[SumProVita]

“I find it unusual to find Catholics who will publicly state that any part of the pope approved catechism is wrong...”

Actually, it’s not that unusual. The Enemy, who wishes to divide, has been fomenting the same type of nonsense throughout history.

Screwtape, teaching his demonic pupil, Wormwood, how to properly tempt humans in the brilliant SCREWTAPE LETTERS, by C.S. Lewis, instructs his student this way:

“By putting the accent there, we can keep their attention away from pursuing real righteousness and the fruit of the Spirit. In a word, the strategy we will employ is to make them legalists.”

Many still fall for this tactic. ;-(