Trojan Horse in the City of God Quotes

“A disastrous habit of certain theologians popular among progressive Catholics is their equivocal use of terms. One crucial example is their use of the term future. One moment it refers to eternity, the next to the historical future — that is, to the generation to come in the course of human history. But eternity and the historical future are such totally different realities that the term future cannot be used for both without falling into a complete equivocation. Teilhard de Chardin’s naturalistic and evolutionalistic interpretation of man’s destiny had obviously played a role in promoting this confusion”
― Dietrich von Hildebrand, Trojan Horse in the City of God: The Catholic Crisis Explained