Has the Church changed its teaching on original sin?

[Spyridon]

Good grief.

He sounds like a nightmare…

speechless

I am truly sorry you possibly have a pastor who seems to enjoy scandalizing his flock… he will burn if what you say is true and he doesn’t repent.

My goodness.

 

[BlackFriar]

and the Church now rejects the idea of limbo.

FD96 can you point me towards a Magisterial resource re this? While it is clear the limbo hypothesis no longer is the mainstream teaching it once was in the Catechism … I believe it is not unacceptable to profess it. I am not aware it has ever been officially rejected. We simply do not know.

 

[FrDavid96]

FrDavid96:

and the Church now rejects the idea of limbo.

FD96 can you point me towards a Magisterial resource re this? While it is clear the limbo hypothesis no longer is the mainstream teaching it once was in the Catechism … I believe it is not unacceptable to profess it. I am not aware it has ever been officially rejected. We simply do not know.

Limbo is called a “theory” (not doctrine, dogma, etc.) and it is considered a “possible theological opinion”

Point taken. The theory has not been outright “rejected” by the Church. That was the wrong choice of word.

http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/c...aith_doc_20070419_un-baptised-infants_en.html