They Have Uncrowned Him: 26. Searching & Dialogue – Death of Missionary Spirit

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🗓️ 28 March 2022

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0:00.0	Chapter 26 Searching and Dialogue
0:08.0	Death of the Missionary Spirit
0:12.0	The Liberal Catholic Spirit, as we have seen, does not have enough confidence in the truth.
0:20.0	The conciliar spirit loses the hope of ever attaining the truth.
0:26.1	Beyond a doubt, the truth exists.
0:29.3	But for them, it is the object of an indefinite pursuit.
0:33.9	That means that society cannot be organized in the truth, the truth which is Jesus Christ.
0:42.2	In all of this, the key word is searching, or again orientation, tendency towards the truth,
0:51.9	appeal to the truth, advancing towards the truth. The conciliar and post-concilier
0:58.9	jargon abounds in this vocabulary of movement and of dynamics. The Vatican II Council
1:07.0	indeed canonized, searching, in its declaration on religious liberty. It states the
1:13.8	following. The truth must be sought according to the manner proper to the human person and to his
1:21.7	social nature, namely by means of a free investigation.
1:35.9	The Council puts searching into the first place, ahead of instruction, ahead of education.
1:39.1	Reality, however, is otherwise.
1:45.0	Children develop strong religious convictions by a solid education. Once knowledge is acquired, anchored in the minds, and expressed in religious worship,
1:50.0	why search any more?
1:53.0	Moreover, unrestricted research has very rarely led to religious and philosophical truth.
2:00.0	The great Aristotle is not immune from errors.
2:04.4	The philosophy of open investigation results in the philosophy of Hegel. What is there to say of the
2:11.5	supernatural truths? Speaking about the pagans, here is what St. Paul writes.
2:21.4	How will they believe if no one preaches to them?
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