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Animus Delendi - I
(Desire to Destroy - I)
Atila Sinke Guimarães
The bad fruits of Vatican II and disastrous changes in the face of Holy Mother Church are not happening by chance. A desire to destroy is exposed in Animus Delendi I - the second-to-be-released volume of Eli, Eli, Lamma Sabacthani (My God, My God, Why hast Thou forsaken me?)
| | Normally, one speaks of the goodness of the "spirit of the Council." In this superbly documented work, Guimarães shows the other side of the coin - the animus delendi (desire to destroy).
Animus Delendi I examines the planned self-destruction of the Holy Church as designed and executed by the Conciliar and post-Conciliar progressivists. The author shows the roles played by the Pontiffs, the highest ranking ecclesiastical authorities, and progressivist theologians in the plan of auto-demolition of the Holy Catholic Church.
Acclaimed as a decisive work for the new Millennium.
Format: Paperback, 502 pp. Publication Date: 2000
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I - THE SELF DESTRUCTION OF THE CHURCH: THE INTENT OF THE PROGRESSIVIST CURRENT
- Mysterious Statements by Recent Popes
- Pontifical Pronouncements
- Statements About the Inroads Made by the Progressivist Movement during and
after the Council C. Paul VI's Confirmation of the Self-Destruction of the
Church: A Condemnation or a Futile Lament?
- Some Veils are Partially Lifted from the Mystery
- The Mysterious Relationship Between Vatican II and the Scourging of the Apocalypse
- Famous Theologians Applaud the Self-Destruction of the Church that began in the Council
- "The Church Militant Might As Well Die"
- "The Death of the Church as an Institution, as a Societas Perfecta, Must Be Proclaimed"
- The End of the 'Constantinian Church' is Hailed
- The Present Phase of Self-Destruction: Only the Beginning of a Long Process
II - KENOSIS: A DOCTRINE TO JUSTIFY THE SELF-DESTRUCTION OF THE CHURCH
III - PRESENTING THE PROGRESSIVIST PLAN FOR THE SELF-DESTRUCTION OF THE CHURCH
V - MAGISTERIAL CHARACTER OF THE CHURCH ATTACKS ON THE PERENNIAL VALUE OF CATHOLIC TRUTH AND PAPAL INFALLIBILITY
- "The 'Pyramid' and 'Baroque' Theology Must Be Destroyed"
- The Faith Would Emanate From the People of God
- Principles of the Progressivist Strategy for Destabilizing Dogma
First Principle: A Dogmatic Definition is a Subjective and Necessarily Incomplete Assertion
Second Principle: The Words of Dogmatic Definitions Are Relative Because They Are Incapable of Conveying the Full Meaning
Third Principle: Dogmas Cannot Be Atemporal or Universal, Because Their Definitions Are Conditioned by History
Fourth Principle: There Should Be No More Dogma Since Theology Has Become Inductive, Rather than Deductive
Fifth Principle: The Immutability of Dogma Must Be "Rethought" According to Kerygma - the Need to Announce Each Individual Truth
Sixth Principle: Dogmatic Truth Must Give Way to Theological Pluralism and Ecumenism
Seventh Principle: Dogma Is Incompatible With the Dignity of Modern Man
- Preparations for a New Creed
- The Concept of Papal Infallibility Must Disappear
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Volume IV
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Volume V
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Volume VI
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Volume VII
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Volume VIII
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Volume IX
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