Schneider: Abu Dhabi Heresy Is Contained in Vatican II
Dignitatis Humanae claims that man has "a right to religious freedom" which is "founded in his own nature to act in religious matters according to his own conscience" (2).
Schneider explains that such a right based on nature implies that it is "willed by God." Consequently, Dignitatis Humanae allows man to worship basically everything, even an idol or Satan.
Therefore, Schneider hopes that a future pope or council will correct “the erroneous statement” made by Vatican II. He gives examples of previous council statements which allegedly became obsolete, were forgotten or corrected.
Lateran Council IV (1215) stated that “the Jews must be distinguished from the Christians by their clothing” and that they should not hold public offices. However, this regulation is still largely observed by orthodox Jews who only matter from a religious point of view.
The Council of Constance (1415) excommunicated those priests who administer Holy Communion under both species. However, this regulation was not changed by the Church but overthrown by an act of rebellion.
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