ROMAN CHRISTENDOM

“There went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that the whole world should be enrolled. And Joseph went up from Galilee to be enrolled with Mary his espoused wife, who was with child.” (Luke 2:1-5) +++ "Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's..." (Matt 22:21) +++ “Honour all men. Love the brethren. Fear God. Honour the Emperor [Caesar].” (1 Pet 2:17) +++ “Then Paul said: I stand at Caesar's judgment seat, where I ought to be judged….I appeal to Caesar.” (Acts 25:10-11)

Showing posts with label Henry VIII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henry VIII. Show all posts
Tuesday, 25 August 2009

Pride and Prejudice: "Anglo-Catholic" fantasies

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Here is evidence that the more remote and indefensible of "Anglo-Catholic" historical fantasies can still find a home in the bosom...
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Tuesday, 6 January 2009

Replying to the Animal Libbers: man is not a beast but made in God's image

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I have been replying to an Anglican who claims that animal liberationism is Biblical and who criticises the Catholic Church for not being in...
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Wednesday, 2 April 2008

Assertio Septem Sacramentorum - Henry VIII defends the Catholic Church and the Pope!

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Amazing but true! Read here how the old rogue, in his earlier days, defended both Pope and Emperor against the villainous Luther. Henry was...
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Western culture is, above all else, Roman - and Christian Roman at that. This is so because it has been shaped and defined by Roman Catholicism, ruled by a Roman Emperor, guided by a Roman Pontiff and blessed by Roman rites in a Roman language. Even its enemies have been forced to recognise this. Our laws, our science, our culture, our art, our music, our literature, our parliaments, our scholarship, our primary institutions all derive from this Roman and Christian heritage. The oldest rite of worship in the Christian Church is the classical, Roman rite, deriving, as it does, from the ancient Jewish Temple worship, perfected under Roman rule. It is theologically unsurpassed. It is a timeless love song to the Creator of all things. In a curious "trahison des clercs", many today, even amongst the clergy, have forgotten this and so have become disconnected from their spiritual and cultural roots. It is perhaps time to recall and re-capture our traditions and to re-connect with them in a modern setting.
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