Daniel O'Connor: Any Catholic who praises and promotes this (anti-Christian, heretical and blasphemous) book “Boy Jesus,” should be banned from teaching and preaching.
Daniel O'Connor
My review of the blasphemous new book, “Boy Jesus,” by bigshot scholar Joan Taylor—which
@JamesMartinSJ
just lauded as “a significant contribution to the study of the historical Jesus.”
Any Catholic who praises & promotes this book should be banned from teaching and preaching.
The Heretical author Joan E. Taylor identifies herself as a Quaker.
The sect Quakers have been known for their social activism and have campaigned in support of "LGBTQ+ rights".
Organizations founded with the participation of Quakers, and which have received significant influence from them, include Amnesty International, Greenpeace, and Oxfam, among others.
One of the most distinctive beliefs of the Quaker sect is the conviction that every person possesses a spark of divinity within themselves; every person can have direct contact with God, without the need for priests or sacraments.
They reject the sacrament of baptism by water and the Eucharist.
They often adopt a non-propositional approach to biblical hermeneutics, such as the belief that the Bible is an anthology of the human authors' beliefs and feelings about God, rather than being the Holy Scripture, and that multiple interpretations of the Scriptures are acceptable.