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Re: Jean-Jacques Rousseau on "Invincible Ignorance"
« Reply #5 on: May 26, 2017, 11:34:28 AM »
Oh, I forgot ... Bumphrey = Nado

So

Bumphrey = Nado = Rousseau = Calvin


 :laugh1:

Re: Jean-Jacques Rousseau on "Invincible Ignorance"
« Reply #6 on: May 26, 2017, 12:28:10 PM »
You really should focus on Catholic teaching, not quoting men who were anti-Catholic.

You really should read some recent threads from the last couple of months here. Someone tried to pull off that logical fallacy of quoting Calvin to attempt to make a point. It was made clear in that thread on Calvin that one could even quote Satan for truth or error, but that doesn't mean anything. What means something are the quotes approved by the Church, and Feeneyites regularly reject them.

This area isn't for arguing against universal salvation as promoted by the Novus Ordo, because there is no Novusordian here pushing that.

Read the recent threads there; don't re-invent the wheel.
There is No Such Thing as a 'Feeneyite'.....
Any piece of paper claiming that Fr Feeney was either called to Rome or ex-communicated for not complying is Fraudulent... :ready-to-eat:  :incense: :boxer: :cheers: :fryingpan: 


Re: Jean-Jacques Rousseau on "Invincible Ignorance"
« Reply #7 on: August 10, 2019, 07:20:40 PM »
The Freemason Jean-Jacques Rousseau's writings on invincible ignorance are currently being plagiarized by Sean Johnson. Read the quotes from the original post!

Re: Jean-Jacques Rousseau on "Invincible Ignorance"
« Reply #8 on: August 10, 2019, 08:21:33 PM »

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And if the son of a Christian does well in following his fathers religion without a profound and impartial examination, why would the son of a Turk do wrong in similarly following his father's religion? I defy all the intolerant people in the world to answer this question in a manner satisfactory to a sensible man.
 
Pressed by these arguments, some would prefer to make God unjust and to punish the innocent for their father's sin rather than to renounce their barbarous dogma.Others get out of it by obligingly sending an angel to instruct whoever, despite living in invincible ignorance, has lived morally. What a fine invention that angel is! Not content with subjecting us to their contrivances, they make It necessary for God Himself to use them. 
My father is a Baptist "pastor."  I was raised Baptist.  I am Catholic.  Had I clung to my father's religion, and not carefully investigated, I would have gone to eternal ruin.  I can't take this "argument" seriously.

Re: Jean-Jacques Rousseau on "Invincible Ignorance"
« Reply #9 on: August 11, 2019, 12:29:49 AM »
The Freemason Jean-Jacques Rousseau's writings on invincible ignorance are currently being plagiarized by Sean Johnson. Read the quotes from the original post!


Wow... just wow MT.  What an eye you have!   So Johnson is "wilding" now.

BTW, I heard a great lecture by an SSPX priest, (Father Ruiz?) years ago on Rousseau.

He was a madman, but his anti-Catholic theology has kept an insidious influence on modern society. 

What else could preserve such lies than a spell from Kabbalah magic?