lifesitenews.com
“In front of the crowds gathered in St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis has today (yesterday for those reading, n.d.r.) once again stimulated calls for clarification, declaring:
'God cannot be God without man.'.
During his general audience on Wednesday the Pope spoke by reading a text. According to the theologians who spoke with Life site news, there is a danger that the phrase itself will be grasped incorrectly.
In context, the Pope declared:
'Dear brothers and sisters, we are never alone. We can be far away, hostile, we could also profess to be without God, but the Gospel of Jesus Christ reveals to us that God cannot exist without us: He will never be a God without man; it is He who cannot be without us and this is a great mystery! God cannot be God without man: this is a great mystery!’.
Another renowned lay Catholic theologian known from Life site news, but desiring anonymity, he explained:
'…God holds absolutely no real needs for mankind, our relationship with God being entirely dependent on that gratuitous superabundance of the Father's infinite Divine love, Son and Holy Spirit.'.
In his famous work against heresies Saint Irenaeus of Lyons, 130 DC-208 DC circa, bishop, martyr and Ecclesiasticus father, writes:
'In the beginning the Divine modeling of Adam was not on the assumption that He had man's needs, but that there might be some one to whom He could send His blessings, since not only before Adam but even before Creation the Word glorified the Father by dwelling in Him, glorified Itself by the Father.'.
Added Saint Irenaeus:
'When people lie in the light they are not the ones who illuminate the light, making it shine, but it is the light that illuminates them and makes them shine: far from making any point to it, they benefit from the light and are lit by it. This is like the service of God: our service brings nothing to God, for God holds no necessity of man's service, but to those who serve and follow Him He gives life, incorruptibility and eternal glory.'.”
Source: http://vaticanocattolico.com/anti-papa-francesco-iddio-non-dio-senza-uomo/
He is anti-pope and those who consider him such are anti-believers .
Sooner or later the Wrath of God will also come upon ordinary people who accept everything , including the inhabitants of the small world of Peppone and Don Camillo who certainly do not stand out for opposing this heretic .
Errata corrige he is anti-pope and those who consider him pope are anti-believers.
Anger makes you make mistakes .