Church teaching may develop, but that does not mean it can change
The content of dogma and the core of doctrine are immutable. God does not deceive, and the truth is not relative.
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Articles tagged unchanging truth
The carpenter’s measure | Christ’s unbending standard of truth
Bishop Joseph Strickland powerfully reminds the faithful that Christ is not only the builder of the Church but its divine plumb line. He illustrates how Christ’s unchanging truth remains perfectly upright and immovable no matter how the world shifts. Referencing the prophet Amos and the heroic witness of Saint Athanasius, Strickland calls on the Church to realign itself with Christ’s absolute standard before it crumbles under compromise. Doctrine doesn’t bend. Truth doesn’t evolve. And any deviation from Christ’s measure is a step away from salvation. U.S. residents! Create a will with LifeSiteNews: https://www.mylegacywill.com/lifesitenews **** PROTECT Your Wealth with gold, silver, […]
There’s no such thing as ‘synodal’ theology in Catholicism
The 'synodal form' of theology no longer looks to the infallible magisterium of the Catholic Church as its source and authoritative guide but rather to 'the ability to listen, dialogue, discern and integrate the multiplicity and variety of instances and inputs.'
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