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#1

General Information / Re: Could someone help me to p...

Last post by Bonaventure - Today at 11:05:01 AM

The thing about the VVTI upgrade is that would make it interference, no?

Those T Belt jobs can be pricey.

#2

General Information / Re: Could someone help me to p...

Last post by Melkor - Today at 09:38:27 AM

Nice! 100 Series?

Yessir. 2000. So it has the stronger diff than the 98-99.

However I wish I could have found an 05+ due to VVTI upgrade, but oh well. She's got enough grunt to move pretty quick. I'll be putting aftermarket headers on as well, supposed to give you an additional 30 horse and 30 ft-lbs.

#3

General Catholic Discussion / Re: Message to Vigano and Burk...

Last post by Bonaventure - Today at 08:48:21 AM

What is posted is good; but Catholics should be allowed to make further arguments against this heresy; right now we are as it were "handcuffed" by it. There is a lot of material out there, and it would be good if we could it on a single section entitled: "contra errorum Feneeyism" or something to this effect. The Dimonds (and others) are totally free to post their videos in favor of the heresy, and one can read the comments of Catholics being led astray.

I don't think there was ever a prohibition against what you are describing.

Sometimes one may have said "no discussion of Feeneyism" and that may have given a message that contra errorum was prohibited, but to clarify, it is not.

#4

The Sedevacantist Thesis / Re: How long (do you think) ti...

Last post by Michael Wilson - Today at 08:42:09 AM

Soon very very soon. 

#5

The Sacred Sciences / Re: St. Thomas Aquinas assista...

Last post by Michael Wilson - Today at 08:38:23 AM

This should be in the Sede section.
As St. Robert Bellarmine held, given the promises of Our Lord that He would "pray for Peter, that his faith would not fail"; it appears impossible that a Pope would fall into heresy, even as a private person.
Further, all of the theologians and doctors that discussed the possibility of a Pope falling into heresy, every single one of them treats of the case of a Pope falling into heresy not in his official capacity of Pope but as a private person. The examples of the apparent occupants of the Apostolic See since Pius XII's death are of men falling into heresy in their capacity as Popes. Something that is held to be impossible.

[Like Ambrosius, Jerome teaches that all who deny God (negantes et impii) will suffer the eternal punishment of hell; but not christians, even if they are "peccatores", because the Judgement Day this ones will get a mercifull sentence.»"]

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The Sacred Sciences / Re: Is Apocatastasis a legitim...

Last post by Michael Wilson - Today at 08:33:30 AM

«Like Ambrosius, Jerome teaches that all who deny God (negantes et impii) will suffer the eternal punishment of hell; but not christians, even if they are "peccatores", because the Judgement Day this ones will get a mercifull sentence.»"

This is heresy: man's role is to live once and then to die and be judged; the state in which a man dies is the state that will determine his eternity; in the state of Grace: Heaven; in the state of Mortal Sin: Hell.
Here is the Catholic doctrine from "Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma" Dr. Ludwig Ott, pg. 475:

Immediately after death the particular judgment takes place, in which, by a Divine Sentence of Judgment, the eternal fate of the deceased person is decided. (Sent. Fidei proxima)

pg. 479:

The Souls of those who die in the condition of personal grievous sin enter Hell.

Dr. Ott stated that on the particular judgement:

The views of the Early Church Fathers o the fate of the deceased are obscure. However, their belief in the particular judgment emerges from the general conviction that the good receive their reward and the evil their punishment immediately after death. As to the nature of the condition of reward or punishment in the other world uncertainty reigned. Many of the older Fathers (St. Justin, St. Irenaeus, Tertullian, St. Hilary, St. Ambrose) assume a state of waiting between death and resurrection, in which the just indeed receive reward and the evil punishment, but do not yet achiever the final blessedness of Heaven or the final condemnation of hell...

As to the number of the saved vs the damned, Our Lord has chosen not to reveal this to us and urges us to work out our salvation through prayer and penance and pray for the conversion of sinners.
Pope Pius IX in his "Syllabus of Errors" condemns the following propositions under the tittle of errors of "Indifferentism and Latitudinarianims"

15. Every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which, guided by the light of reason, he shall consider true. — Allocution "Maxima quidem," June 9, 1862; Damnatio "Multiplices inter," June 10, 1851.

16. Man may, in the observance of any religion whatever, find the way of eternal salvation, and arrive at eternal salvation. — Encyclical "Qui pluribus," Nov. 9, 1846.

17. Good hope at least is to be entertained of the eternal salvation of all those who are not at all in the true Church of Christ. — Encyclical "Quanto conficiamur," Aug. 10, 1863, etc.

18. Protestantism is nothing more than another form of the same true Christian religion, in which form it is given to please God equally as in the Catholic Church. — Encyclical "Noscitis," Dec. 8, 1849.

If there was "good hope" in the salvation of non-Catholics, then the missionary endeavors of the Church since the beginning would have been mostly a waste of time.

#7

The Sedevacantist Thesis / How long (do you think) till w...

Last post by JJoseph - Today at 08:10:44 AM

Poll question.

#8

Arts and Leisure / Re: My drawings

Last post by Michael Wilson - Today at 08:06:34 AM

Looked up the biography of Fr. Hector Gallegos, yup another candidate for James' air lines.

Fue acusado de comunista1� por los terratenientes del área y por el régimen militar de esa época, ya que emprendió proyectos sociales y organizó a la población pobre de la zona en sindicatos y en cooperativas de consumo con el fin de dignificar el trabajo campesino, porque en ese tiempo eran sometidos y explotados por las familias de poder.

"He was accused of being a communist by the (wealthy) lanowners of the area and by the military regime of that era, since he undertook social projects and organized the people of this area in labor unions and consumer cooperatives, in order to instill the peasant labor with greater dignity, because in that time they were subjugated and exploited by the families that had power.
Comment: strange "saints" of the modern Church, apparently do not display any supernatural virtues; work for their sanctification and salvation or that of their parishioners; and do not preach the faith and the necessity of "searching for the kingdomn of heaven..."; but rather work for the social and economic improvement of their charges through sowing the conflict of the classes and socialism.

#9

General Catholic Discussion / Re: Message to Vigano and Burk...

Last post by Michael Wilson - Today at 07:55:29 AM

What is posted is good; but Catholics should be allowed to make further arguments against this heresy; right now we are as it were "handcuffed" by it. There is a lot of material out there, and it would be good if we could it on a single section entitled: "contra errorum Feneeyism" or something to this effect. The Dimonds (and others) are totally free to post their videos in favor of the heresy, and one can read the comments of Catholics being led astray.

#10

The Sedevacantist Thesis / Re: Does the Sede Sect have th...

Last post by Stubborn - Today at 04:58:04 AM

I'll reply to this later when I have time. Also fwiw, I am not a sede.