Pedro Gabriel sits down again with Prof. Rafael Gonzalez, Doctor of Theology from Pontifex University and an occasional contributor to One Peter Five, this time to discuss his book Heresy Disguised as Tradition.
In this interview, they explore how tradition can sometimes be confused with innovation, leading to the necessity of an authoritative interpreter. They also discuss whether this constitutes a kind of voluntarism or fideism.
Pedro’s book Heresy Disguised as Tradition can be found here. The ebook version is on promotion—only $2.99 until the end of the year.
Pedro Gabriel, MD, is a Catholic layman and physician, born and residing in Portugal. He is a medical oncologist, currently employed in a Portuguese public hospital. A published writer of Catholic novels with a Tolkienite flavor, he is also a parish reader and a former catechist. He seeks to better understand the relationship of God and Man by putting the lens on the frailty of the human condition, be it physical and spiritual. He also wishes to provide a fresh perspective of current Church and World affairs from the point of view of a small western European country, highly secularized but also highly Catholic by tradition.
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