Hans Küng on Peter’s Confession that Pauline Justification by Faith Alone is Hard to Understand (December 5, 2014)

El Greco - Saints Peter and Paul (source: wikipedia) Peter truly speaks as the victor of Rome when he said that Paul's Doctrine of Faith Alone was difficult to understand. This is an Essene pesher when I equate Peter with Roman Catholicism and Paul with Protestantism, but is it not true […]

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Second Council of Orange against the Semi-Pelagians (June 27, 2012)

Saint Caesarius of Arles presided overthe Second Council of Orange 529 A.D. The Second Council of Orange (529A.D.) is an anomaly in Denzinger's Sources of Catholic Dogma because it is a surprising twist and turn where not only the Pelagians are anathamized, but also the Semi-pelagians! The Second Council of Orange was […]

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