Recently deceased Vendee Father Dominique Bourmaud in “One Hundred Years of Modernism” decried Vatican II and the problem of false ecumenism. How could he not have in mind the tour-happy Vicar of Synodial Reconciliation?
“To say that all religions are equally good is to say that they are all equally true or equally false since they contradict one another. Do they truly mean to insinuate that truth and error, good and evil, are matters of mere opinion? This mindset can only lead to the death of reason, which is the only faculty distinguishing man from the beasts, to whose level man quickly descends when he abandons his reason.”
Recently deceased Vendee Father Dominique Bourmaud in “One Hundred Years of Modernism” decried Vatican II and the problem of false ecumenism. How could he not have in mind the tour-happy Vicar of Synodial Reconciliation?
“To say that all religions are equally good is to say that they are all equally true or equally false since they contradict one another. Do they truly mean to insinuate that truth and error, good and evil, are matters of mere opinion? This mindset can only lead to the death of reason, which is the only faculty distinguishing man from the beasts, to whose level man quickly descends when he abandons his reason.”