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Bishops Endorse Blasphemous Attack On Christ's Sinlessness

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Bishops Endorse Blasphemous Attack On Christ's Sinlessness

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It's always Germany, right? It's always Germany. These stories, like the one you're about to hear, are always coming from Germany or Austria, typically. But Germany, most of the time. There is a real penchant there for blasphemy, sacrilegious communion, heresy, and all of which amounts to essentially apostasy. Now, the problem is apostasy generally requires an overactive rejecting the faith. But maybe we need to be a little more broad in our definition of what apostasy actually is. Because the story like this one is so shocking to the conscience. And the fact is it's not a one-off. We have seen this over and over again from the church in Germany, as well as in the church in Austria, where these priests will, or bishops, will put blasphemous art up during advent and lent.

Part of me does not look forward to lent, every year, not because of the fasting and the penance. But because without fail, priests and bishops in Germany and Austria start putting up of art, if you want to call it that, mocking the crucifixion. They had an art display of a pig's heart with a crown of thorns. And they had it in a barrier device, barrier contraceptive device. I'm not joking. It was shocking to see that. They have had art depicting our Lord as a member of the James Martin crowd, engaged in a sonadal encounter. We'll call it. Again, I'm not making that up. I reported on it when it happened. This happens every single year. There's something in the water in the church in Germany. I don't know what it is. I've got a life site for this, headline, German Catholic Church website platforms blasphemy of Jesus. Two scholars claim that the story of

Jesus flipping the tables of the money changers and those selling animals for sacrifice driving them out of the temple courts shows that he snapped because he lacked impulse control. So the second person in the most holy trinity, lacked impulse control. So he was lacking in virtue somehow. That's the argument. Jesus sinned apparently according to these theologians. These apostate theologians. How can they be Catholics? They're going to be Christians of any kind if they're saying that Jesus lacked impulse control. That Jesus was a sinner. Two scholars outrageously claimed that amounts that accounts of Jesus in the Bible show that he had a propensity for alcohol. As well as an impulse control disorder. Simone and Claudia Paganini, of course, a theologian and

an ethicist are quoted in the German language Catholic news outlet, catolish.de. That's the official news arm of the German bishops conference. When they publish something, it's their opinion. They are endorsing it unless it is a disclaimer saying otherwise. Asserting that Jesus and many other towering biblical figures showed signs of psychological abnormalities ranging from depression to narcissistic tendencies. From Adam and Eve and Genesis to the visionary of Revelation, every book contains figures who show signs of psychological disorders. They explain in a recent interview publishing Christ undevelled according to catolish.de. The duo suggested that the story of Jesus flipping the tables of the money changers and those selling animals for sacrifice. Driving them out from the temple courts shows that he snapped because he lacked impulse control. Jesus is the one who says, if someone strikes you turn the other cheek. And then he arrives at the temple is annoyed by the livestock traders there

and bam, he snaps. Simone Paganini said, Paganini contrasted this with examples of Jesus driving out demons that he claims were in reality, mental illnesses. For all, quote, many mental disorders were attributed to the devil at that time, Paganini said. So, let's unpack some of this here as progressives like to say. For the first time ever, Yamabah Resort and Casino at San Manuel is giving away a new Rolex watch for every club Serrano card deer. Play with your club Serrano card and on September 20th, you could be one of five winners of a Rolex watch. Plus, all winners will advance to the finale at Palm's Casino Resort Las Vegas for a chance to take home a rarity. The second must-stang dark horse ever produced on September 26th, two properties, six winners, only at Yamabah Resort and Casino, your California to Vegas connection. Details at Yamabah.com must be 21 or older to enter participate. Please gamble responsibly.

When you say the Bible got something wrong, you are denying the inerrancy of sacred scripture. The church formally teaches, and it's a matter of faith that the Bible contains no errors. Now, there are different genres of literature in the Bible, and some of those stories are illusions, or their fiction meant to teach it overall truth. Others are historic accounts. This is what the church has taught on this. But to say that the demons were not demons, but they were mental illnesses that he was curing, that's something else entirely. You're denying the truth of sacred scripture once you go there. Once you say that the Bible got that wrong, or something else, you have now entered into the materialistic rewriting of sacred scripture territory. This is a project the modernists have

had for more than 100 years to dismiss the miracles as therapy instead. In this case, Jesus being a particularly proficient healer of the mind. He's just a really good therapist, who also had a lot of good things to say. How hard is it to go from that to denying the resurrection? It's not, because those healings were miraculous. The ultimate miracle, of course, was the resurrection. It's the ultimate miracle, the defeat of death. If you're denying something more a more basic miracle, ones that saints have done before driving out demons, you know, any exercise is driven out demons. You deny those kind of those, that level of miracles, and what you are denying is essentially divinity. It's amazing. This is the German bishops. According to the German bishops website article, when Jesus cast the seven demons out of Mary,

Magdalen, they were likely cases of mental illness. The Paganini's outrageous diagnosis of biblical mental illness wasn't limited to Jesus Christ. From Adam and Eve and Genesis to the visionary of Revelation, to be the Apostle John, every book contains figures who show signs of psychological disorders that Duos said, while allowing that the narratives found in the Bible lack many details, a psychiatrist would need to make a diagnosis. The symptoms of mental illness can be defined. Moses is very successful, Simone said, yeah, he cannot feel joy. He bears the burden of responsibility alone. He has exhausted and lackstrived even wishing for death. They suggest that Job exhibits symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder because he worries excessively about his children. When Job loses his children and possessions, he falls into a deep depression and withdraws, he noted, does that sound familiar to all the weird stuff with Alenzi later going on in the culture right now? Downplaying the father's feelings about losing his own kids and making it sound

like that's a mental disorder. Job's lamenting never really ceases Claudio Paganini said, there is something pathological about this. The German bishops website noted, I'll say this again, unless the German bishops publish an article with a disclaimer, they are endorsing it. And just to show you, this is the actual article translated with a Google Chrome extension to English. There are headline experts, many biblical figures exhibit psychological abnormalities. Note how they lead that, experts. Trust the experts everybody, these are experts, their word means something. And then you go down here, no disclaimer, none. Take it to the bank, the German bishops

are at the very least willing to embrace the idea that Saints had mental imbalances and that Jesus liked to drink too much and had impulse control and like to other virtues. The German bishops are in full communion. They're loyfully a bit in question, I will admit that, the Vatican does have a bit of a back and forth with them about the sonata way, but it's not about theology. No, no, no, it's about obedience because the German bishops are going too fast for for the Vatican. Really what it amounts to. They want to ordain women now, they want to do all this other stuff, they want to have these sonata conferences that they were waiting for the Vatican to approve of and recently they were not approved, they didn't disapprove of them, they just didn't respond in time. So they've had to put on hold some of their own meetings, but in general, the critique has consistently been from the Vatican for the last six years or however long it's been

that they need to slow down and go with the universal church. Not stop and rethink the heresies you're preaching, but just slow down and go with the universal church which is a markedly different admonition. But otherwise their loyalty is not really all that much in question, but they're not considered in schism, at least not yet. What's it take to get us communicated? Publishing these denials of the faith on your news website. And not in the context of hey, this is an error that nobody should believe in, but no, something else entirely. I mean, what do you think of all that in the comments please? And I like and subscribe if you have not because it does help sharing this sound sharing this on social media helps a lot as well. And you know, if you've ever thought about supporting the work we do here, turn to tradition, cost about a let nowadays less than a cup of coffee through Patreon and all those places. Options are in the description box. There's a patron discord server that's

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