Unam Sanctam: A lesson in logic

Thursday, August 14, 2008

A lesson in logic

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Anonymous said...: lol..., remember the Regensburg, muslims call for the death of the Holy Father for the reason they cannot even understand... a religion of peace, but i'm not convinced, "Who said that Islam is a violent religion?, tell me i'l gonna kill them...we are a religion of peace!!! kill the Christians, burn the Churches, behead the priests, Ialam is peace"...; 11:17 am
Aaron Alammalay said...: A Faith is not Violent. It is through our misinterpretation of our Doctrines and Dogmas reflects the negativeness of a faith...

And... a faith does not condemn nor it forces others to enter it... For those who wish to convert... it has to be a journey of knowing the new faith... I do not BELIEVE in 'I BELIEVE, therefore I can CONVERT or profess it this very minute'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJM5RjuktYE; 1:27 pm
Andrew said...: Aaron, I urge you to read the Quran for yourself. Study the Hadith if you can. I believe they will prove very enlightening.

The fact of the matter is that there's a very violent strain of thought in the Quran. The Quranic worldview is divided between the Dar al-Islam and the Dar al-Harb, the sphere of War. Only when a non-Muslim submits to the Sharia laws governing them, pays the jizya and knows their place as being under the Muslims can they be in peace. Their places of worship cannot be repaired, etc. This is all within current mainstream Islamic jurisprudence.

The history of Islam and the behaviour of Muslim majority provinces testify to this fact that they cannot be ruled, but must rule. May I mention is passing Mindanao and the Southern Philippines, Kosovo, Chechnya (all versus the Christians), Kashmir (versus the Hindus), Southern Thailand (versus the Buddhists), the West Bank and Gaza (versus the Jews). I put it to you that it's not a coincidence that all these separatists are all Muslims, but a systematic effort of the local Muslim people to free themselves from non-Muslim sovereignty.

And to that end, violence is certainly acceptable.; 12:03 pm

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Let me tell you a bit about myself and my beliefs.

I am firstly a Christian.
The Lord Jesus Christ is my Lord and my God, my Saviour and my all in all.

By His Passion,

His Death,

and His Resurrection into Glory,

The Lord Jesus has atoned for our sins and opened for us the Gates of Paradise.

I am striving everyday to conform myself to His will for me and am working out my salvation with fear and trembling while looking forward to the Parousia

when Christ shall come to judge the world with Fire.
May He have mercy on me, a sinner.

Ora pro nobis,
Sancta Dei Genitrix

Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ our Lord and God is my mother too.

We honour She, whom God honours

and no matter how we try, we can’t surpass the honours bestowed on her by God her Creator.

Mary, my mother,
Pray for me

Sts. Peter and Paul are my favourite Saints

especially Pope St. Peter, because they show what God can do with simple and stubborn people if they allow his grace to work.

St. Andrew the Protocletos is my Patron Saint

The First-Called Apostle, it was St. Andrew who said:
"We have found the Messiah"
and brought St. Peter to him.

Now, my beliefs.

I’m a Catholic who holds and teaches the Catholic Faith that comes to us from the Apostles.

I pledge obedience to
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI

The Successor to St. Peter

Vicar of Jesus Christ

Servant of the Servants of God.

I love and admire his predecessor of beloved memory,

His Holiness Pope John Paul the Great.

I pray daily for his swift canonization,
Deo volente.

His life,

His example

His teaching

and his death

have all left a deep and lasting impression on me.

I struggle daily to live up to the ideals he exemplified,

as he strived to follow Christ His Master, the Good Shepherd.

I belong to the Diocese of Penang, Malaysia.

The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Pulau Tikus is my Parish Church

I think the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass should be celebrated reverently and oriented towards the Lord,

Who Alone should be the focus of the worship of His people.

The Mass in Latin should be normative in the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church

and Gregorian Chant should have pride of place,

as decreed by the 2nd Vatican Council in Sacrosanctum Concilium.

There should be perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

as a foretaste of the eternal worship of the Lamb in Heaven.

I think we should have more public processions to bring Christ and the Faith to the people.

I think that His Holiness, Pope Pius XII of blessed memory should be canonized immediately

for his bravery in the face of Nazism and Communism

and his fidelity to God and His Church.

Here are some of my favourite Popes.

Pope Boniface VIII
Who promulgated the document from which this blog takes its name.

Pope St. Pius V
Ora pro nobis
Who codified the Roman Missal after the Council of Trent and promulgated Quo Primum.

And in modern times, we have been blessed with the heroic pontificates of

Pope St. Pius X
Ora pro nobis
Who promulgated Pascendi and the prophetic Oath Against Modernism.

I think abortion is the murder

of the most helpless among us.

Pray for the Church in China and the canonization of one of her most faithful sons,

Ignatius Cardinal Kung

The late Bishop of Shanghai

Our Lady
Empress of China
Ora pro nobis

Our Holy Father
Pope Benedict XVI
Gloriously Reigning

Oremus pro Pontifice nostro,
Benedicto
Dominus conservet eum, et vivificet eum, et beatum faciat eum in terra, et non tradat eum in animam inimicorum ejus.

St. Michael the Archangel
Pray for us

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Scott Hahn's Centre for Biblical Apologetics
Biblical Evidence for Catholicism
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The Tridentine Latin Missal
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Mass Readings for Today
The Office of Readings
Morning Prayer
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Night Prayer
Parallel Latin-English Psalter

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Thursday, August 14, 2008

A lesson in logic

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