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57. The End of the Tridentine Paradigm

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The Tridentine paradigm has withstood the challenge of the Protestant Reformation and more. With the same paradigm, Rome also faced a second push coming from the modern world: that of the Enlightenment (on the cultural side) and the French Revolution (on the political side) between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. But has the Tridentine paradigm now reached the end of its journey? If so, what will be the face of Roman Catholicism tomorrow? Neither the Tridentine paradigm nor the various synodal paths dear to Pope Francis indicate an evangelical turning point in the Church of Rome. The Church of Rome was and remains distant from the claims of the biblical gospel.
https://vaticanfiles.org/en/2022/12/208/

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2. [Ad] All of Life for God (00:14:27)

3. (Cont.) 57. The End of the Tridentine Paradigm (00:14:28)

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The Tridentine paradigm has withstood the challenge of the Protestant Reformation and more. With the same paradigm, Rome also faced a second push coming from the modern world: that of the Enlightenment (on the cultural side) and the French Revolution (on the political side) between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. But has the Tridentine paradigm now reached the end of its journey? If so, what will be the face of Roman Catholicism tomorrow? Neither the Tridentine paradigm nor the various synodal paths dear to Pope Francis indicate an evangelical turning point in the Church of Rome. The Church of Rome was and remains distant from the claims of the biblical gospel.
https://vaticanfiles.org/en/2022/12/208/

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1. 57. The End of the Tridentine Paradigm (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] All of Life for God (00:14:27)

3. (Cont.) 57. The End of the Tridentine Paradigm (00:14:28)

85 episodes

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