The current issue of Newsweek has a cover package entitled In Search of the Spiritual, about Americans’ views on and practice of religion. It includes a brief article on Franciscan University of Steubenville.
The current issue of Newsweek has a cover package entitled In Search of the Spiritual, about Americans’ views on and practice of religion. It includes a brief article on Franciscan University of Steubenville.
What’s the difference between being judgmental and forming an opinion? Do people just use the word, “judgmental,” when they disagree with the opinion?
Hey Dom:
It would be helpful to state the parts of the Catechism that delineate those “specific conditions” as well as the dogmatic declaration of the Ecumenical Council that defined them. Otherwise, it’s just your opinion that “it is orthodox Catholic belief that someone who is not a baptized Catholic can attain salvation.”
CCC 847, 1260; Lumen Gentium (Dogmatic Constitution on the Church; Vatican II) 16; Pope Pius XII’s Mystici Corporis Christi.
Also see James Akin’s article “Ignorancep;
I can’t wait to hear about the reception.
Congratulations again and best of luck.