@mathcatho@CathoFr@MisericordeF Not All... We are talking all of the Docs. And the moral consensus of the Church fathers. So they all wrong??? You are right??
@JonathanLucci@Peetem_Meetem@FeserEdward All of the doctors of the catholic church defended tha salvation of the few. All. Aquinas, Alnselm, Augustine, Suarez,Bellarmine, etc... All.
@lemelkite@MisericordeF But the salvation of the few its the consensus of the doctors of the church. All of them. This have a lot of value. Its the most certain.
@niocalsss1 @MisericordeF Yup, all of the doctors of the church were wrong, you and and some heretics are right . All of them. Literally the consensus of the scholastics and the doctors of the church. You are so dishonest...
@GKCitations@MisericordeF St. Anselm
"If you want to be certain of being in the number of the Elect, strive to be one of the few, not one of the many. And if you would be quite sure of your salvation, strive to be among the fewest of the few"
@FernandoCR68624@CounterApologis@TheosophicalW@majestyofreason Look what benedict said in your photo. And its against the consensus of the church fathers, against all docs ans scholastics. Never was defended by anyone before the heretic balthazar. Everyone defended the salvation of the few. EVERYONE (Aquinas, Augustine,Suarez, Bellarmine,etc
@JoeSwanson21226@majestyofreason Universalism is condemned in the first millennium. Besides, the salvation of the few is unanimous among the doctors of the church and the scholastics. And the church's magisterium was clear about the eternal perdition of many (see the Council of Florence).
@Darthjimscott41@ChildOfStThomas False. It is the consensus of the Church Fathers and is unanimously held by the Scholastics. It is affirmed by all the Doctors of the Church from the earliest centuries.