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I wouldn't go so far as to say that. There are plenty of good (classical) arguments on the R and R position. Fr. Hesse is one that I continue to mention. To affirm that it is an error is to put yourself in the category of dogmatic sede-ism...is it not? Clearly, the situation will be resolved when the crisis in the Church ends and a true Catholic Pope sorts out this mess (probably'll take 3 or 4 successive popes to sort it all out). Until then, no declaration from the Church on the post-conciliar popes leaves no certainty as to what position holds true.
Maybe you're right. But +W does appear to at least support sedeprivationsim. That's a problem. I'll have to re-think my support for the Resistance.
Quote from: Centroamerica on Today at 02:16:06 PMQuoteI wouldn't go so far as to say that. There are plenty of good (classical) arguments on the R and R position. Fr. Hesse is one that I continue to mention. To affirm that it is an error is to put yourself in the category of dogmatic sede-ism...is it not? Clearly, the situation will be resolved when the crisis in the Church ends and a true Catholic Pope sorts out this mess (probably'll take 3 or 4 successive popes to sort it all out). Until then, no declaration from the Church on the post-conciliar popes leaves no certainty as to what position holds true.Aren't you implying that these popes have not been true popes? Otherwise this mess would have been sorted out already, no?