Mega-TOLDYA: Antipope “FtR” PERVost’s Antichurch ‘Murican toadies name confessing Jewess as head of the Catholic Biblical Association. She teaches at the heretical s***hole dumpster-fire Biblicum, literally next door to the Jesuit (satanic sodomy cultists) Gregorianum. #BurnItAllDown #OneMortarPerMinute #SmolderingCrater

This evil b…b…witch openly advocates cancelling the Passion and really the entire Gospel of St. John because it’s “antisemitic”. Antipope Bergoglio lurved her muchly. So does his Pacha-successor, Antipope PERVost.

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Listen to the new president of the Catholic Bible Association of America, then try to say that Satan Has Not Entered the Synodal Church of Jorge Bergoglio & Robert Prevost:
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✡️ CBA President Amy-Jill Levine: “I’m not a Christian; The New Testament is not sacred… https://t.co/QtwroyAaaz pic.twitter.com/blftDBjQyT
— Josiah Marti 🗡️🛡️✝️ 🙏🏻🇺🇸 (@JosiahMarti76) August 17, 2026

If only there were SIGNS!!!!

She’s also a sodophile. This is my shocked face. 😐

I excerpt:

https://www.gloria.tv/post/ASYVgUzAyKjm3eWfpguMGCeiU

“Lectionary Revision Is Only A Start”

In an interview published by The Christian Century in June 2023, Levine describes parts of the Gospel of John as capable of promoting “Jew-hatred”, “Already the lectionary omits many of the more problematic verses, such as John 8:44, where Jesus says to the Jews, ‘You are from your father the devil.’”

Concerning Good Friday, she said: “In the Christian tradition, not every biblical text is or needs to be proclaimed to the congregation. In the case of Good Friday, the best solution would be to change the lectionary.”

The Church should reconsider to read the whole Passion of John, suggests using the Seven Last Words drawn from all four Gospels.

She admits that “lectionary revision is only a start.”

Remove Anything Against Homosexuality

In an essay published by Outreach on September 12, 2022, entitled “How to read the Bible’s ‘clobber passages’ on homosexuality,” Levine wrote: “Anything that prevents such love needs to be questioned, if not eliminated. Not all passages are of equal import.”

She also wrote: “Because we do not live in the early Iron Age or in the first-century Roman empire, we must judge whether what was appropriate then is appropriate now.”

In the same 2022 essay, Levine wrote concerning homosexuals: “For people who have found their own gender or sexual identity, and who know what is true to them and for them, that truth sets them free from the constraints some church people would put on them.”