Collection d'études théologiques, canoniques, liturgiques et historiques antimodernistes
So the death of a pope is knwon by induction from empirical experiences; is declared; conclave is called; and new e… https://t.co/2YBOpUlrJe
May 13, 2019
Abbé Damien Dutertre on Twitter
So the death of a pope is knwon by induction from empirical experiences; is declared; conclave is called; and new election is done. Non papacy is rigthly declared after being known by inductive argument.
Nobody saw Pius XII’s soul leave his body. Yet his death was known by induction from the fact that the body did not… https://t.co/mLVCHhwKfA
Abbé Damien Dutertre on Twitter
Nobody saw Pius XII's soul leave his body. Yet his death was known by induction from the fact that the body did not react anymore, was cold, and began to decompose.
1) The fact is: except for explicit resignation (like Pope saint Celestine did), the end of any Papacy is actually… https://t.co/hg0HP9tnDy
Abbé Damien Dutertre on Twitter
1) The fact is: except for explicit resignation (like Pope saint Celestine did), the end of any Papacy is actually known by induction from empirical data.
Today, answer to an other objection to the #CassiciacumThesis (far less controversial, blessed be God!): the induct… https://t.co/S7gegyAvNA
Abbé Damien Dutertre on Twitter
Today, answer to an other objection to the #CassiciacumThesis (far less controversial, blessed be God!): the inductive argument of the Thesis (concerning objective intention) is made up / has no foundation in theology. This is false. Let me explain.
RT @AbbeDutertre: @In_Christ_Mary @englishtradcat @warmcover @LukeDashjr Typically, they say: these popes are so modernist that they cannot…
