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Pax_et_Caritas
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Wow. You actually think that a doctrines taught by the Church for 1958+ years - and even taught at the council of Flornece - wasre wrong? And that the contrary is now true? That is incredible, but not surprising.What I said was that at one time, including the time of some of your quotes, practices were acceptable based on doctrine that are now considered wrong. if memory serves correct, the Spanish Inquisition was targeted primarily and Jewish converts. Since none of this occurred under Pope Pius XII, it is reasonable to say that at one thing had changed.
and I’m afrain you have been reading too much anit-Catholic propaganda. The Inquisition, of Blessed Memory, was not directed against Jews. It was directed against Catholics who were suspect of heresy and accused of being false converts. Many of these false converts were Jewish Catholics. They were accused of being infiltrators, and therefore the Inquisition examined them.
Just as it is against the law in America for terrorists to infiltrate the country for the purpose of destroying it, so too was it against the law for “false converts” to infiltrate the Church.
But I’m sure you have more confidence in the goodness of the unbelieving Jews than you do in the Catholic Church’s Inquisition. Having read too much anti-Catholic propaganda, you probably consider the “false converts” to have been the good guys (the innocent victims) and the Catholic Church to have been the bad guy.
Let me guess: Did you get that impression from the same high ranking Churchmen who convinced you that “the Old Covenant was never revoked by God”, and that the Church was in error on that point for almost 2,000 years… before it was blessed with himself - “the great” - who corrected and apologized for all of those politically incorrect errors?