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Author: Fr Alvaro Calderon, SSPX

Product Code: B3261
ISBN: 9781949124699
Publisher: Angelus Press
Format Paperback
Pages 263

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Can you interpret Vatican II correctly? While the fruits of Vatican II have been evident for decades many Catholics still lack the ability to articulate why the humanist principles that underlie Vatican II are so egregious. This book summarizes the main tenets of Vatican II, explains the correct theological and philosophical principles and exposes the fallacious thinking of the Council.

While this book is not an easy read, it is certainly a must read for any serious Catholic looking to understand the difference between what the Church has always taught and the philosophical mutation that has eroded the hearts and minds of Catholic prelates, priests, and faithful since the Renaissance till our modern day.

Topics defined, explained, and refuted by this book:

Inversion of the Common Good, Anthropocentrism, Catholic Humanism
Reinvention of Authority, Conciliar False Optimism
Humanistic Naturalism, Conciliar Naturalism
The Church and the Kingdom of God according to Lumen Gentium
The New Church, Humanism, Inclusivity, and Innovation in the Council
How Humanism Eventually Becomes Liberalism
Humanism needs Subjectivism and Autonomy of Conscience
Church and World Religions the Opening of the Ecumenical Pathways
And Many More Topics . . .

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Publisher: Angelus Press
Pages: 263
ISBN: 9781949124699
More by this Author: Fr Alvaro Calderon, SSPX
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