At a conference in Rome, several critics warned that such a concept presents a number of dangers. One cited Stanislaw Grygiel, a professor of philosophical anthropology and longtime friend of Pope St. John Paul II, who wrote that by submitting divine reason to pastoral praxis, the “Person of Christ becomes just one opinion or hypothesis that was applied yesterday but no longer today.”
What the papal “paradigm shift” means
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