This was written in 2015. We see today, the yield of this canonization.
It's the same framework that explains the problem with World Youth Day.
Compromising with the world is just objectively not a theologically appropriate/ correct thing to do.
Anarthlic on Nostr: Danger ahead: "The subject of mass media's role in the theological context." ...
Danger ahead: "The subject of mass media's role in the theological context." Canonizing something as worldly as the media to have a "role in the theological context" is testing and stretching tolerance for the fringe--almost like (if not, already like) the framework of "occasion of sin".
This was written in 2015. We see today, the yield of this canonization.
It's the same framework that explains the problem with World Youth Day.
Compromising with the world is just objectively not a theologically appropriate/ correct thing to do.
This was written in 2015. We see today, the yield of this canonization.
It's the same framework that explains the problem with World Youth Day.
Compromising with the world is just objectively not a theologically appropriate/ correct thing to do.