Because there is consensus in the realm of Church ethics and teaching.
lmao
Are you so ignorant of Catholicism that you expect an ecumenical council to deliberate on matters of social organization?
Dude
Stop calling your love affair with democracy "catholicism" dude
It is embarrassing
I agree
It is pure cringe
The fact that you’re so ignorant of you’re own religion is silly
Please, stop calling your love affai with democracy cahtolicism
Dude, I hate democracy, you just have no clue what you’re talking about
Dude, look
I don't want to not to be humble
There’s nothing to look at
But you are just grasping at straws to defend the indefensible
You literally asked if there was an ecumenical council
To talk about democracy
Because you try to say that it is "cahtolic teaching"
Catholic teaching is in authoritative documents and councils, friend
Not in childish drivels about democracy
Lol
I didn’t realize that St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Robert Bellarmine, the School of Salamanca constituted “childish drivel”
I didn't realize catholicism was Thomas Aquinas. I guess that the immaculate conception is false now
I didn't realize that your subset of 0.00000000000001% of catholics are catholicism
Right now I guarantee there are more priest and bishops that will say how it is our duty to let moors and blacks into countries without bothering them
So I guess that is now catholicism lmao
You do realise that Aquinas argued that Monarchy is the natural form of government
The fact that you’re deliberately ignoring that upholding democracy as a valid form of government has been a part of consensus Catholic social doctrine is absurd.
Yes dude
Concensus?
Consensus of whom? Of 4 people?
He said that there are three valid forma of government: monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy. The best of these systems is monarchy.
Right now I bet you will have concensus on how much we must lick the boots of inmigrants
And I say that democracy is perverse
Venice was a small city state full of merchants who never cared much for Christianity in the first place
Current Catholic teaching on democracy goes only so far as to say that Christians have a duty to participate and be informed voters.
And you can bet many priests and bishops say so
That doesn’t carry the weight of hundreds of years of thought and debate.
