Second, why cannot be the will of God that Jews be gathered again before their conversion? And if that is the will of God, then the next question arises: could that will be positive or has to be necessarily permissive?
It is clear that merely gathering them together can be seen as a positive act, and one which could easily be done before conversion takes place.
I agree.
What cannot be a positive act is the willing of myriad sins and atrocities that have accompanied the entire, decades-long process -- which evils have only increased and will likely find their apogee in WW3.
I agree to the first part and I rather doubt WW3 will begin because of those crimes, but who knows!
IOW, the Judaics, while still intransigent in perfidy, have been raping and pillaging the entire formerly-Christian world and all else besides. Even if we grant that their being together is part of God's positive will, their evil deeds (as evil/sinful) cannot be -- and men of good will are bound to oppose the endless Judaic insanities.
Well if the world is the way it is nowadays the main blame is upon us, Catholics, especially because of the bad priests and bishops. IMO Jews (our our enemies in general) merely took the occasion. I think it is very easy to blame the Jews instead of recognizing our faults. I´m not saying you said this Eamon, just saying that it is a sort of
lieu commun, in which I used to believe also.
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