Chapter 8.

Liberalism or Society Without God

Indifferentism is atheism, minus the name, Pope Leo the 13th.

I am going to try to expose for you here after having

analyzed the principles of political liberalism, how the movement of generalized laicization,

which is now almost entirely destroyed Christendom, has its source in the liberal principles.

This is what Pope Leo Xirteenth shows in his encyclical Immortal Ede in a very classic text

that we should all know. Here Leo Xirteenth writes about the quote unquote new law.

This pernicious and deplorable taste for

novelties started in the 16th century after having first upset the Christian religion, soon by its

natural propensity passed over to philosophy, and from there to all levels of civil society.

It is in this source that we must find the origin of these modern principles of unrestrained

liberty, dreamed up and promulgated among the great upheavals of the last century, like

the principles and the bases of a new law, unknown up to then, and on more than one point in disagreement not

only with Christian law, but with the natural law.

Here is the first of all these principles.

All men, from the fact that they are of the same race and of the same nature, are similar,

and by this fact equal among themselves in the practice

of life.

Everyone depends on himself alone so much that he is not in any way subject to the authority

of others.

With complete freedom, he can think about anything that he wants, and do what pleases him.

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