Dr. Taylor Marshall on the Errors & Heresies of Vatican II

Video about Nostra Aetate

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[christinezallo]

Thank you, I will pray for you to continue this good work! God bless you.

[xiomarablanco]

We need to watch what leaders says and do, expressing our opinions is not only right but necessary. Leaders ought to be held accountable for what they say and do, because people follow them and they may be confused by ambiguous statements, which usually the Pope expresses. It the case of Church Leaders is extremely important, as if people get confused they may lose faith and thus their souls. Watch out people!

[luked]

Can you provide an explanation on how Nostra Aetate #3 and Nostra Aetate #4 are not heretical? In light of Lumen Gentium 16 we find more details and less ambiguity surrounding Nostra Aetate #3. Then JPII took Nostra Aetate #4 so far as to say that the old covenant had never been abolished or revoked in his Catechism.

[RobMcCarthy]

Thanks for this great video! I look forward to more awesome content!

[michaeljimenez]

The Narrator And Mr Marshall Should Speak Privately And Have a Deep Discussion On This Topic And Come Back And Tell Us If There Were Any Misconceptions And Or Misunderstandings.

[iuroaoj]

Not just other religions have truth in them, elements of truth may be found in even the most perverse heresies, but this does not mean to say that we should speak favorably of them. This applies equally to false religions.

[stevenroberts]

What about the change of course on superseccionism, claiming that the original covenant though fulfilled through Christ was not replaced by the new covenant and that god still offers the Jews salvation based on the original covenant?

[brucebarber]

Thank you. There is nothing charitable to be said about Taylor Marshall. I pray he repents.

[johnjon]

Really good work on your part in defending the faith and its actual teachings. I am afraid Mr. Marshall may have been awarded a doctorate from a very flawed institution, and that, and some of the baggage he carries in his thinking lead him to erroneous conclusions. As to which part of that is pride, and which part ignorance, and which part well-meaning foolishness, I leave that to God. One can say, however, that church teachings can always stand some further illumination and clarity; this is why the pope's failure to answer the Dubia and his incident in the garden with the wooden statue, and his association with a Jesuit who seems to promote very heterodox things, and the pope's treatment of another Jesuit who abused sisters, all cast doubts on his performance and encourage doubts in the faith generally, or so it seems to me. So, while Mr. Marshall is in need of some serious changes, to some extent, the pope tends to empower him and many others who are confused in one way or another. Which are many in the church. The faith is the faith, the pope is the pope and Dr. Marshall is not the pope and has zero teaching authority.

Best wishes for you and yours, God bless!