Priest Kazimierz Kłósak

 Priest Kazimierz Kłósak

"In the years following the war, I remember what a comfort the writings of Father Kazimierz Kłósak- a distinguished professor in the Faculty of Theology in Krakow known for his extraordinary erudition- represented for Catholic intellectuals." (page 198)

Pope John Paul II described the importance of arguing for the truth and not believing the temporary lies of evil. We learn that prior to the Second World War, there were individuals in Poland that fought against the nazi socialists. We learn that after the Second World War, there were individuals that fought against socialism and communism. 

We learn that Pope John Paul II was among the righteous individuals that fought for truth and argued for autonomy, freedom, respect, values, integrity, morality, and responsibility. Pope John Paul II described righteous individuals that were able to also speak truth and argued against socialist and communist lies. Priest Kazimierz Kłósak was another individual that argued based on logic and reason that we can believe that GOD Almighty created the heavens and the earth.

We learn that atheistic arguments did not hold up to the truth of logic seen in the order that exists in creation. Pope John Paul II described that Priest Kazimierz Kłósak was a professor that allowed individuals to know that GOD Almighty exists and is in absolute authority and dominion over the order that exists in the heavens, universe, and the earth. We learn that there were righteous individuals that preached truth even amidst the opposition from socialism and communism. 

"In Kłósak's scholarly writings, Marxist natural philosophy was challenged by an innovative approach that allowed for the discovery of the Logos-creative thought and order-in the world."

We learn that Pope John Paul II had opposition in the manner that marxist communists attempted to prevent him from preaching, yet was able to keep preaching truth. Pope John Paull II described that when he had written another book, the Acting Person, the socialists and communists were the first to critique the book out of envy while the arguments for marxist socialism and communism were not very consistent, congruent, or logical. The marxist socialists actually disliked and critiqued the arguments concerning morality and integrity. Pope John Paul II was able to describe that individuals are created so that they can love GOD Almighty and have filial love towards others. We learn that filial love and genuine empathy allows us to obey the commandments of Moses so that there is justice, equity, and equality instead of conflict, division, and strife. Pope John Paul II was able to describe that Christianity allows us to persevere with favor, blessings, goodness, serenity, justice, equity, and equality instead of hate, envy, and hostilities.