What Went Wrong With Vatican II: The Catholic Crisis Explained
This insightful work explains the Catholic crisis following Vatican II. It covers the council's overlooked teachings, the turmoil of 1968, debates over Church authority, theologians' influence on the laity, the Vatican's handling of dissent, and theologians' reluctance to affirm faith. Practical steps are suggested to mend what went wrong.
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The book delves into the forgotten teachings of the Second Vatican Council, highlighting how key principles may have been overlooked in its aftermath.
It examines the pivotal year of 1968, described as when the Church experienced significant upheaval and fragmentation.
Questions of authority are raised, including whose Church it truly is, amid tensions between theologians and the laity.
The Vatican's responses to emerging dissent are analyzed, alongside the resistance from dissenting theologians to profess their faith.
Finally, the text offers insights on how to address and rectify the issues stemming from Vatican II.
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