Kirk and Definition: Modernism Unmasked
Preamble Recently a man, Charlie Kirk, was shockingly assassinated in broad daylight. Until the sensational follow-up of that tragic event, I never knew about him. Yet the aftermath has uncovered a syllabus of errors entrenched in the minds of both the lay-robed agents of Modernist revolution and the regular attendees of their man-centered ecumenical services. “ CK is a red martyr. The Catholic Church would be wise to canonize him… Saint Kirk, pray for us, ” exclaims one admirer. “...definition is limitation…The latest victim of definition is the late Charlie Kirk…In one word, he was a decent human being, and this is what matters more than whatever else he said or believed…I refuse to define Charlie Kirk and any other human being by any categories in my head” declares a modernist agent in clerical garb. But anyone with informed Catholic common sense sees the contradictions: they condemn “definition,” yet define him as “decent.” They call him “martyr,” yet deny the Catholic ...
