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« Reply #46 on: November 05, 2012, 03:22:12 PM » |
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« Reply #47 on: November 05, 2012, 04:23:07 PM » |
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« Reply #48 on: November 05, 2012, 04:40:27 PM » |
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And me. I have found that traditionalists are very good at getting me to see the problems with neo-conservative Catholicism (e.g. Peter W. Miller's A Brief Defense of Traditionalism, but not as good with respective to offering an alternative. I believe they are the same problem packaged differently. They have the externals that are appealing to those disenfranchised by the modernization of the Roman Church, but their spirituality is just as bad. I haven't met an SSPXer who has argued well for Traditionalism (maybe the book you linked does, I don't know). Every rhetoric and polemic is out of hubris. You wouldn't hear anything but "we're right, you're wrong." I've even had one ultra trad tell me that Orthodox are heretic schismatics whose god is Satan, and that Eastern Catholics are nothing more than half-way houses that proves how wrong the modern ecumenist mindset is. |
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« Reply #49 on: November 05, 2012, 05:07:48 PM » |
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« Reply #55 on: November 05, 2012, 05:50:15 PM » |
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« Reply #56 on: November 05, 2012, 05:51:06 PM » |
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Sooo, what were you then, a Modernist? Are you still? You say you never met someone in Tradition to make you even think about it yet it is this very tradition that caused you to wonder about the validity of Church teachings and now you are seeking answers from Eastern schismatics. All this while condemning a great man like Bishop Williamson who now stands alone in resisting the errors in Rome.
Strange days indeed.
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« Reply #58 on: November 06, 2012, 01:07:50 PM » |
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Sooo, what were you then, a Modernist? Are you still? You say you never met someone in Tradition to make you even think about it yet it is this very tradition that caused you to wonder about the validity of Church teachings and now you are seeking answers from Eastern schismatics. All this while condemning a great man like Bishop Williamson who now stands alone in resisting the errors in Rome.
Strange days indeed.
You can say I am a true Traditionalist. I am looking for something more traditional than Trent, which is only 500 years ago. I think that is one of the biggest holes of Traditional Roman Catholicism and the SSPX, to claim tradition and yet only go as far back as 500 years ago. It is as if the Church never existed in the First Millennium. Something that is very clear when you look at Orthodoxy. No. No. I'm more traditional than you, and my dad is more traditional than your dad! |
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Sooo, what were you then, a Modernist? Are you still? You say you never met someone in Tradition to make you even think about it yet it is this very tradition that caused you to wonder about the validity of Church teachings and now you are seeking answers from Eastern schismatics. All this while condemning a great man like Bishop Williamson who now stands alone in resisting the errors in Rome.
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You can say I am a true Traditionalist. I am looking for something more traditional than Trent, which is only 500 years ago. I think that is one of the biggest holes of Traditional Roman Catholicism and the SSPX, to claim tradition and yet only go as far back as 500 years ago. It is as if the Church never existed in the First Millennium. Something that is very clear when you look at Orthodoxy. No. No. I'm more traditional than you, and my dad is more traditional than your dad! Funny you mention that because the word pope is Latin for papa (father). |
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And it was post VII Rome that parted with Tradition, not the other way around.
Wrong. It was post-1014 AD Rome which parted with Tradition. The topic here is the good Bishop's expulsion from the SSPX, not the Eastern Schisim of 1054.I see what you did there 22 posts later and now the light goes off.......not much gets by you eh? I'm very slow.
Would you even concede Benedict being the Bishop of Rome?
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'Don't bother arguing with Cyrillic, he is Dutch or something queer like that.'
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Funny you mention that because the word pope is Latin for papa (father). Do you pray Pope Noster? Pater noster qui est in caelis. that is....... que? And what? |
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