[piusv]

Dogmas are not the only thing that is part of the universal ordinary magisterium. That document contradicts and reverses the teaching of the Catholic Church. It teaches that the Church Fathers were wrong and the Church was wrong to teaching "so-called" replacement theology for centuries.

If the Church Fathers were wrong about that, what else were they wrong about? What else taught through the ordinary universal magisterium is wrong Mrs. Don-o? Don't you see the issue here? Apparently not. Why I chose to respond to your posts is beyond me. You are willfully blind.

[Mrs. Don-o]

*ALL* the various view of *ALL* the Church Fathers, cannot possibly be authoritative, as is clear when we see that there are disputes and contrasts and sometimes even contradictions among them.

Thus they cannot all form a part of the deposit of the Faith taught to us by the Magisterium. The hypothesis that God had rescinded all the promises, gifts and ordinances He had previously given to the Jews "forever" "in perpetuity," is a theologoumenon open to criticism and modification.

I would argue that the promises God intended for the Jews --- indeed, assigned to the Twele Tribes by name --- in the End of the Age, will be fulfilled for these Jews by God at the End of the Age.

" Why I chose to respond to your posts is beyond me. You You are willfully blind."

(Oh. Another mind-reader. Spare me.) And a VERY Merry Christmas to you, too, piusv.