THE SMOKE OF SATAN ENTERED THE CHURCH
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...It was necessary for Satan to devise a disguise, attractive enough for contemporary men, through which he could carry his poisonous smoke into the inner circles of the Church. Satan is a good psychologist. He knows that modern men worship progress in sciences. He knows how everybody in our society wishes to keep up with progress and adapt himself to the latest developments ...spiritual.
Here lies the trap, the deception for human souls. If you are unable to discover this trap, you will necessarily fall victim to Satan. Nobody is immune to this danger, not even the Pope. ..
Persto, Hope you don't mind my colourful typography
?...it's soooo psycho.
Read on Yves Daoudal’s blog:
https://lesalonbeige.fr/la-conference-des-eveques-allemands-sombre-dans-le-blaspheme/AI Translation:
The website katholish.de, the official website of the German Bishops’ Conference, published an article that summarizes an interview published in the religious supplement of Die Zeit on a book published last May in Germany: "Entre délire et sagesse“ (Between delirium and wisdom)”. Book and interview of “Catholic theologians” couple Simone and Claudia Paganini.
The authors pass the biblical characters through the grinder of the psychiatric diagnosis. “From Adam and Eve in Genesis to the visionary of Revelation, each book contains figures that manifest signs of psychological disorder,” they say. Moses suffers from depression. Job manifests symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder. But the highlight of the psychiatric show is obviously Jesus:
'' The Bible describes Jesus as having a penchant for alcohol. His reaction to cattle merchants in the Temple suggests a disorder of impulse control. Simone Paganini points out: “Jesus is the one who says: “If anyone hits you, present the other cheek. And then he enters the Temple, is himself irritated from the presence of the cattle merchants, and... boom, everything bursts.''
Thus is expressed a “Catholic theologian”, on the official website of the Catholic Church in Germany, with no other reservation than to put a question mark ending the overtitle:
“Did Jesus have a penchant for alcohol and a disorder of impulse control? »I adapted the post.
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Officially permitted by Novus Ordo German bishops:
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Read on Yves Daoudal’s blog:
https://lesalonbeige.fr/la-conference-des-eveques-allemands-sombre-dans-le-blaspheme/AI Translation: (http : Conference of German Bishops sinks in blasphemy)
The website katholish.de, the official website of the German Bishops’ Conference, published an article that summarizes an interview published in the religious supplement of Die Zeit on a book published last May in Germany: "Entre délire et sagesse“ (Between delirium and wisdom)”. Book and interview of “Catholic theologians” couple Simone and Claudia Paganini.
The authors pass the biblical characters through the grinder of the psychiatric diagnosis. “From Adam and Eve in Genesis to the visionary of Revelation, each book contains figures that manifest signs of
psychological disorder,” they say. Moses suffers from depression. Job manifests symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder. But the highlight of the psychiatric show is obviously Jesus:
'' The Bible describes Jesus as having a penchant for alcohol. His reaction to cattle merchants in the Temple suggests a disorder of impulse control. Simone Paganini points out: “Jesus is the one who says: “If anyone hits you, present the other cheek. And then he enters the Temple, is himself irritated from the presence of the cattle merchants, and... boom, everything bursts.''
Thus is expressed a “Catholic theologian”, on the official website of the Catholic Church in Germany, with no other reservation than to put a question mark ending the overtitle:
“Did Jesus have a penchant for alcohol and a disorder of impulse control
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* Type size is mine Td.
Topic: The Smoke of the Antichrist (Read 31987 times)