But if it is the case that communion is the necessary condition without which the three supposed divine persons constitute the monotheistic God, then we have just reasoned our way to the conclusion that communion must be of the essence of the orthodox Christian deity.
Therefore, if all human persons are made in the image of the orthodox Christian God, then communion must of necessity also be part of human nature -- and not just stereotypically part of the nature of girls and women but not part of the nature of boys and men.
So if communion is part of the nature of not only girls and women but also boys and men, then Pope Francis' latest critique of gender theory does not appear to be consistent with orthodox Christian theory about the supposed divine trinity.
No doubt Pope Francis is a charismatic sweet-talker.
No doubt he is going to say more about his mistaken views in his already announced next public statement about these matters.
(Article changed on April 16, 2015 at 09:09)
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