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Re: Sede vacante since 1012?
« Reply #15 on: September 27, 2021, 08:37:03 AM »
R.I is not a remotely Catholic nor properly a Sedevacantist but simply a deranged antichrist that gave himself authority due to the personal belief that he is Enoch and Elias of Revelation 11, so in other words, he is a wicked false prophet.

Enoch and Elias?  Both of them?  Those are some pretty big britches he's putting on there.

Furthermore, his premise is illogical in itself, he believes that the Church was "Hellenized" by Greek philosophy and "culture," and that this is the reason for his insane position. In actuality, he is something like a Hussite and iconoclast. If you ask him for proof for his deranged claims, he points to the behavior of the general public and clergy during the early middle ages onward, then to statues and paintings of Greek mythos in Rome, if you ask him for texts, he points to St. Jerome, St. Thomas and St. Augustine referencing Greek philosophers. Ironically his main premise should therefore nullify Christianity since St. Paul was versed in the Greek philosophical schools, one finds this in Acts 17.

I wouldn't be surprised to hear of him going that far.  He might eventually end up coming to Judaism, until he digs further and finds fault with that too.  What then?  Sacrificing a choice lamb on an altar of immolation in the manner of Abel?  Or did that get messed up because Cain offered a lesser sacrifice?

Lastly, he insanely and criminally abuses animals. He told one of his very sad supporters that they must behead a cat because her fondness of the animal was akin to idolatry.

Words fail.

Re: Sede vacante since 1012?
« Reply #16 on: September 27, 2021, 08:41:53 AM »
I do agree that this could be an issue.  I knew a guy who decided that Pius IX was a heretic and not a true pope.  In that case, neither papal infallibility nor the dogma of the Immaculate Conception are actually dogmas.

Is that the guy, name escapes me at the moment, "Don" (or "Dom"?) something, who calls himself a "cardinal", wears a red zucchetto with a tuxedo, is married, and claims to be the prince of the Papal States, or something like that?

"Pope Michael" doesn't have a thing on that guy.  Some of this stuff, you could never even begin to make up.


Offline Pax Vobis

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Re: Sede vacante since 1012?
« Reply #17 on: September 27, 2021, 09:12:35 AM »

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I have wondered if he is actually backing into becoming Orthodox, without even meaning to.  If he could ratchet his timeline back to 1054, I have to wonder if he'd end falling backwards into the Bosporus.
I don't know anything about the person in question, but your point is solid, if he has issues with the papacy that far back in history.  But it sounds like the person in question isn't mentally stable, so...:laugh1:

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Re: Sede vacante since 1012?
« Reply #18 on: September 27, 2021, 09:50:54 AM »
R.I is not a remotely Catholic nor properly a Sedevacantist but simply a deranged antichrist that gave himself authority due to the personal belief that he is Enoch and Elias of Revelation 11, so in other words, he is a wicked false prophet. Furthermore, his premise is illogical in itself, he believes that the Church was "Hellenized" by Greek philosophy and "culture," and that this is the reason for his insane position. In actuality, he is something like a Hussite and iconoclast. If you ask him for proof for his deranged claims, he points to the behavior of the general public and clergy during the early middle ages onward, then to statues and paintings of Greek mythos in Rome, if you ask him for texts, he points to St. Jerome, St. Thomas and St. Augustine referencing Greek philosophers. Ironically his main premise should therefore nullify Christianity since St. Paul was versed in the Greek philosophical schools, one finds this in Acts 17.

Lastly, he insanely and criminally abuses animals. He told one of his very sad supporters that they must behead a cat because her fondness of the animal was akin to idolatry.

MHFM has an article on him if anyone is interested.

Please don't use him as an example for why Sedevacantism has it's faults, he's obviously a radical and deranged schismatic with no logical basis for any of his positions.
He likes St. Augustine. However he condemns nearly every Greek Father

Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Sede vacante since 1012?
« Reply #19 on: September 27, 2021, 11:43:44 AM »
Is that the guy, name escapes me at the moment, "Don" (or "Dom"?) something, who calls himself a "cardinal", wears a red zucchetto with a tuxedo, is married, and claims to be the prince of the Papal States, or something like that?

"Pope Michael" doesn't have a thing on that guy.  Some of this stuff, you could never even begin to make up.

No, just a layman ... who passed away quite a few years ago now, may God rest his soul.