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Yours is a God of hate. You are welcome to Hm. And He will judge you as you judge others ~~ bornacatholic

I am defending the traditional Catholic Christian doctrine of Supersecessionism. Supersessionism was traditionally considered by the Roman Catholic Church to be its EX CATHEDRA irreformable position on the relationship with post-Messianic Judaism. The Council of Florence of the 15th century solemnly defined, that "Jews are damned to the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels" if they consciously and obstinately refuse to embrace the Catholic Christian Faith.

If the so-called "Roman" Catholics want to condemn me for standing up for the traditional Catholic Christian Faith... well, I guess that's to be expected.

"Romans" can be counted on to sack Constantinople, or burn Protestants at the stake; but when it comes to the defense of the traditional Catholic Christian Faith... you tell me I worship a "God of Hate".

Hey, that's okay. If Roman Catholicism no longer wishes to defend traditional Christian Orthodoxy, we Calvinists are happy to take over the job.

I must offer you my thanks. You have not cursed me; you have blessed me.

Thank you, and good night.

Best, OP

Your ideas about what the Catholic Church Teaches are as accurate as your ideas about a hateful God.

Supersessionism is not Catholic Doctrine. Never has been. Never will be.

Your odd ideas about theology are in no way attributable to Catholic Doctrine nor are they to be found in Catholic Doctrine. You have no idea about what constitutes Catholic Doctrine.

Your odd and irrational claims can not be found in any Ecuemnical Council Document, any Papal Encyclical, any Catechism, any Catholic Encyclopedia, or any Catholic Dictionary.

Will that stop you from making your claims? Of course not. You will take any sentence from, say, Decree for the Jacobites and misuse it to your own ends, not understanding the idea about the Develoment of Doctrine.

I am just setting the record straight for those interested in the facts.

The New Covenant in Christ - in which you refuse to participate in the New Covenant Sacrifice and New Covenant Heavenly Banquet - fulfills all prior Covenants. God does not revoke His Covenants.

Please stick with your own community and do not presume to speak for the Church established by Jesus.