Called to Communion The Logic of Hell
Oct 30, 2025
Dive into the intriguing emergence of Christianity from Jewish roots and its claim to truth. Discover how Vatican II transformed Mass with vernacular language and active lay roles. Unravel the complexities of divine delusions and their theological implications. Explore the nuanced discussions on private revelations and the personal creation of devotions. Finally, confront the existential questions surrounding Judas and the concept of hell, shaping our understanding of suffering and discipleship.
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Church As Fullness Of Truth
- The Catholic Church claims the fullness of truth and means of redemption while acknowledging partial truth and sanctification outside itself.
- Christianity and Judaism share a Hebraic origin but diverge principally over the identity and role of Jesus of Nazareth.
How Vatican II Changed The Mass
- The post-Vatican II ordinary form of Mass uses the vernacular, more lay responses, and shorter propers than the extraordinary (Latin) form.
- If you want the old rite, ask local parishes about access to the extraordinary form or Latin Mass options.
Bring Communion Concerns To Your Pastor
- If you feel conscience-bound about a friend's irregular Communion, bring your concern to your pastor rather than making the call alone.
- Let the ordinary minister (priest) handle admonitions and decisions about Communion eligibility.
