ON SOME WRITINGS BY TERESA BENNS (Abbé Zins)

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Equally curious is the way she only applies a literalist interpretation to the passages that suit her.

Indeed, if one limits oneself to her own claim that no rule should never ever have exceptions, she should apply that to canon 1385 ordering that no publication can be made on religious, theological or canonical subjects without the prior "imprimatur" from ecclesiastical authority.

Had she followed this rule strictly, she would have spared herself various enormities, caused by her lack of elementary-level understanding.

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It is really a pity and really damaging that she thus mars her overall outlook, which all other things equal gets remarkably close to a good assessment of the current apocalyptical situation.

(The bulk of this answer was written between the end of June and the beginning of July, in 2022)