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BCP: Was Pope Francis a public heretic or not? Part 3

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Paradigm shift

On November 1, 2023, immediately after the closing of the October Synod, pseudo Pope Francis issued a motu proprio entitled Ad theologiam promovendam. His aim was to change theological teaching in the entire Church. The foundation of Scripture and Tradition was undermined.

Quoting Francis: “Theological reflection is therefore called to a turning point, to a paradigm shift, to a ‘courageous cultural revolution’ (Encyclical Letter Laudato si, 114).”

Here he is already clearly talking about a paradigm shift. He deliberately does not say what specifically he will abolish and what he will legalize. However, he confidently introduced the principle of changing paradigms, that is, abolishing dogmas, the pillars of our faith.

Quoting Francis“… cultural revolution that commits it (i.e. theology), first and foremost, to be a fundamentally contextual theology, capable of reading and interpreting the Gospel in the conditions in which men and women daily live…”

This attitude contradicts the basic command of Christ – repent and believe in the Gospel. We are to change our lives according to the Gospel of Christ, and not according to Bergoglio’s false anti-gospel confirming an ungodly, immoral, selfish way of life in the conditions in which men and women daily live.

Quoting Francis“Promoting theology in the future cannot be limited to abstractly re-proposing formulas and schemes of the past.”

If these formulas and schemes are the safeguard of the saving truths of the faith, then their elimination leads to the loss of objective and revealed truth and poses a threat to our salvation. These formulas are confirmed by Sacred Scripture, the Church Fathers and Doctors of the Church. By abusing authority that did not belong to him, Pope Francis sought to destroy the foundations of the faith and ultimately to achieve the self-destruction of the Church.

Quoting Francis: “… (theology) has as its archetype the Incarnation of the eternal Logos, its entering into the culture, worldview, and religious tradition of a people.”

This Bergoglio’s statement cannot be viewed otherwise than in the light of his dedication to Satan in Canada and the enthronement of the Pachamama demon in the Vatican.

The Logos did become incarnate, but Bergoglio’s statement makes it clear that its entering must not in any way affect the culture, worldview, or religious tradition of the pagans. However, if the pagan culture is respected, at the root of which is the worship of demons, Christ and the Gospel cannot be received except in a formal, ineffective way. And this is the aim of Bergoglio’s theology which totally destroys the very foundations of the Church and prevents true mission. On the contrary, it makes way for pagan anti-mission within the Church. This Bergoglio’s agenda is a practical implementation of Vatican II’s Nostra Aetate.

Quoting Francis: “From here, theology cannot but develop into a culture of dialogue … between different religions.”

Jesus did not command us to dialogue with those who worship demons. We are to preach Christ’s gospel of salvation to them in the power of the Holy Spirit. A theology that cannot but develop into a culture of dialogue is false and diabolical. It leads to the destruction of Christianity. The Apostle cries out: “Preach the word in season and out of season… For… they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables.” (2Ti 4:3f) We are obliged to carry out true mission, and not engage in false dialogue that leads to spiritual poisoning!

The question keeps coming up: Was Pope Francis a manifest heretic, or was he not? All the evidence points to the fact that he was.

 

Compiled from the archives of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate, dated December 18, 2023

 

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