Summary
The intrepid Stephen Kokx, who runs the publication, invited me on his program, Church and State, to discuss the conciliar doctrine of religious liberty. An error that was officially taught at the Second Vatican Council and now, approaching the seventy year mark, has been subsequently interpreted, implemented and developed by conciliar authorities. >The springboard for this conversation was the preface I had written to a translated work from Fr. Hervé Belmont, which is invaluable in my estimation. Time permitting, readers are encouraged to read Fr. Belmont’s analysis, before listening to my discussion with Stephen. Find it below:>
- Vatican II’s Dignitatis Humanæ, Substantial Continuity or Rupture?
Originally published in The Journal of American Reform. Read original article