By Dr. Robert Sungenis · ISBN 978-1-939856-67-8
Catholics who agree on almost nothing else about Vatican Council II agree on one point: in places its wording is genuinely ambiguous. Cardinal Kasper said as much in April 2013, that the Fathers often had to find compromise formulas setting the majority position next to the minority one, leaving texts with "a huge potential for conflict." Sungenis takes that ambiguity as his starting point and asks whether God permitted it, arguing the case from precedents in both the Old and New Testaments across 76 pages.