Müller analyses that the IL replaces the Bible and the Tradition with “self-referential” circling around the latest Francis documents. The Amazon is considered a “particular source of God's Revelation.” Müller calls this a “false teaching.”
The IL immunizes itself by calling objections “doctrinalism,” “dogmatism,” “ritualism,” clericalism,” “thinking of the pharisees”, and “pride of reason”.
Instead, it proposes “cosmovision,” “theologia indigena”, and an “eco-theology.” Müller calls it “a brainchild of social romantics.”
It turns incarnation into "inculturation," by abusing a quotation, wrongly attributed to Irenaeus of Lyon.
The IL claims that cultural diversity calls for a "more robust" incarnation in order to embrace "different ways of life and cultures.” (IL 113). Müller calls this “completely abstruse."