The problem of doctrinal language and the Newspeak of the new theologians: “They were not made to live like brutes but to follow virtue and knowledge”
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THE PROBLEM OF LANGUAGE AND Doctrinal NEOLINGUA OF NEW THEOLOGIANS: «FACTS WERE NOT to live like brutes but to follow virtue and Knowledge»
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«The day will come, indeed, when they will not endure sound doctrine;, ma, having itching ears they, will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own likings, refusing to listen to the truth to turn to fairy tales " [II Tm 4,3-4]
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Ariel S. Levi di Gualdo
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aerial view of Ortigia, the heart of the ancient Greek city of Syracuse
In this Lectio I was sent to keep by the Knights of the Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem and by the Members of the Lions Club in the ancient city of Syracuse on 1 April 2016, I have dealt with a theological subject a lot delicate: the loss of language for the correct transmission of the mysteries of faith and dogma, explaining how over the last half century of history, the accuracy of the metaphysical language, It will be replaced within the Church a Newspeak drenched sociologisms e theologians. The heart of Lectio focuses on the passage from the Gospel of Matthew where it is told of Jesus who feels tenderness towards men who "seemed like sheep without a shepherd", for this, "he began to teach them many things" [Mt 6,30-44].
image of Syracuse cathedral built over the ancient temple of Minerva [VII sec. a.C]. That of Syracuse is an ancient church founded by the will of the Apostle Peter by Bishop Martian and then visited by the Apostle Paul [cf. At 28, 11-16]
Finally the warning Pauline which today sounds more dramatic than ever topical and on which the whole is structured Lectio:
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«The day will come, indeed, when they will not endure sound doctrine;, ma, having itching ears they, will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own likings, refusing to listen to the truth to turn to fairy tales " [II Tm 4,3-4].
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I am particularly happy to recall my teacher and brother priest Giovanni Cavalcoli, son of the Dominican and illustrious disciple of St. Thomas Aquinas, with which I share with many years worth, love but also with that theological hope that combines with faith and charity, the difficult ecclesial and theological situation we are living. Part of this Lectio it is also the result of long discussions and in-depth exchanges that have taken place between us over the past three years.
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