Profiles of the Architects of the Culture of Death

[Paphnutius]

[quote]Would a person who seeks God truthfully and honestly be compelled to join one of these people? It is true that we all fail, but we must persevere to the end. I don't think I said all their followers went to hell, or at least thats not what I meant,[/quote]

Ok because this is what i heard...

[quote]those same heretics caused nothing but eternal damnation for their followers[/quote]

They did indeed lead many astray and to their doom.

[quote]But again, if anyone seeks God, would he be led astray by the devil and his handmaidens? [/quote]

When last I checked that was the devil's intent, yes.

I agree with you on the most part, I just think we all need to be careful when saying all people in group "X Y and Z" are going to hell. The only way a person can get to hell is by their own choice. God does not condem them, they do that themselves by turning their back on God. Many of these people did just that.

[james]

There are many predecessors to those listed; Voltaire, being the most noteworthy.

The mother of all these anti-Christ, heretical philosophies however, is Judaism, as evidenced in the phrase coined by Tertullian, "Synagogae judaeorum, fontes persecutionis" (The Jewish synagogues are the sources for the Catholic persecutions).

Pope St. Pius V affirmed, "We know that this most perverse people (adherants to Judaism) has always been the cause of and the breeding ground for almost all the heresies." ("Hebraeorum gens" February 26, 1569)

Edited March 27, 2005 by james

[Theoketos]

^ Full of BS

[james]

[quote name='Theoketos' date='Mar 26 2005, 08:08 PM'] ^ Full of BS [/quote]
Care to elaborate, Church Militant?

[Cam42]

broken record....

that is what BS means.

Cam

[james]

[quote name='Theoketos']^ Full of BS [/quote]

[quote name='Cam42' date='Mar 26 2005, 10:58 PM'] broken record....

that is what BS means.

Cam [/quote]
It's sad to see the great tradition and history of the Catholic church treated with such contempt.

If it weren't for the courageous militancy of great Catholics like Pope St. Pius V, the falling away which we witness today would have began in their time.

Edited March 27, 2005 by james