Posts tagged interreligious dialogue
Who are my Brothers and Sisters? Pope Francis Provides an Answer
Who are my Brothers and Sisters? Pope Francis Provides an Answer

While Jews and Muslims and Christians are called to live in peace, to respect one another, to dialogue, and to collaborate together on issues that do not require a capitulation of any kind whatsoever of the gospel, the Bible is crystal clear that they are not brothers and sisters in the way that Pope Francis suggests. To say otherwise confuses and distorts the gospel to a point of unrecognition. And if the gospel is no longer recognizable, it can no longer save.

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Perplexing Pastoral Proposals in Modern-day Roman Catholicism
Perplexing Pastoral Proposals in Modern-day Roman Catholicism

How can one focus on what unites people of different faiths, while also insisting on the proclamation of salvation in Christ, the only Mediator between God and man? How can one seek out shared convictions, while not diminishing the Church's commitment to evangelization? These juxtapositions, when understood in the light of Scripture, are simply not compatible. This is a serious problem, and it is poor pastoral advice.

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Read, Reid KarrReid KarrReid Karr, dialogue, evangelii gaudium, Christian unity, Francesco Celestino, new evangelization, interreligious dialogue