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In the month of August 2025, a video has emerged (click on the links below) of a Catholic priest in Goa actively participating in the worship of Ganesh, a deity of the Hindu pantheon. This act—public, unmistakable, and scandalous—goes far beyond mere interreligious dialogue. It presents, to the eyes of the faithful, the image of a priest openly engaging in idolatry, contrary to the First Commandment and to the very identity of a Catholic cleric who has been consecrated to proclaim Christ alone as Lord and Saviour.
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Interreligious Ecumenism: An Open Road to Pantheism
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INTERRELIGIOUS ECUMENISM: AN OPEN ROAD TO PANTHEISM
What if the pursuit of interreligious unity is leading us somewhere very different from where we think?For decades, the dialogue between religions has increasingly presented religious unity and convergence as an unquestionable good.But there is a fundamental question that deserves to be asked:Can we bring religions together without first asking what each religion believes about God, Revelation, Truth—and salvation?Interreligious Ecumenism: An Open Road to Pantheism is a 606-page historical, doctrinal, and apologetic investigation into the development and consequences of interreligious ecumenism.The book is the fruit of more than three decades of research and documentation in Asia, undertaken in response to concerns about theories entering Catholic environments and their potential impact on the Church and Christian civilisation.It examines a profound and increasingly relevant question:When different religions are regarded not merely as objects of dialogue, but as complementary paths toward the same ultimate reality, what happens to the uniqueness of revealed Truth?The author argues that the consequences extend far beyond the question of ecumenical dialogue.The documentation presented in the book points to a process that can undermine the very notion of revealed religion and ultimately open the way toward pantheistic mysticism—with consequences not only for Christianity, but for the foundations of civilisation itself.A BOOK BORN FROM DECADES OF RESEARCHThis is not a book written from a distance.The study began in the 1980s, when Prof. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira asked the author to investigate theories circulating in Catholic environments in India and to compile documentation concerning interreligious ecumenism.What followed was more than three decades of study, observation, and documentation in Asia.The result is a work that seeks to place before the reader the historical evidence, doctrinal questions, and underlying principles necessary to understand where this movement can lead.THREE QUESTIONS AT THE HEART OF THE BOOK1. What is happening to the concept of religious Truth?If all religions are ultimately viewed as different expressions of the same divine reality, can Christianity continue to affirm the objective and unique character of Divine Revelation?2. Where does interreligious convergence ultimately lead?The book traces the philosophical and religious implications of progressively removing the distinctions between religions and examines the path towards pantheistic mysticism.3. What is at stake for the future of Christianity and civilisation?The question is larger than ecumenical policy.It concerns the very foundations upon which Christian belief—and rational thought itself—rest.FOR READERS WHO WANT TO GO DEEPERWith 606 pages of research and documentation, this is a book for those who do not want to settle for slogans or superficial explanations.It is intended for Catholics, Christians, students of religion, clergy and religious, researchers, and anyone seriously concerned with the direction of contemporary religious thought.
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The question is not simply whether religions can coexist.The deeper question is: what happens to Truth when all religions are treated as different paths to the same reality?Read the research.
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