Ad Tuendam Fidem of Pope John Paul II mentions a hierarchy of truths. They apply to Scott Hahn and Ralph Martin.

Ad Tuendam Fidem of Pope John Paul II mentions a hierarchy of truths. They apply to Scott Hahn and Ralph Martin.

For instance, since Lumen Gentium 16 ( incuplable ignorance ) is an exception for them to Feeneyite extra ecclesiam nulla salus(EENS), which they do not affirm.

There are also exceptions for them to the Nicene Creed, when we pray, 'We believe in one baptism for the forgiveness of sins.'( It changes for them, to three known baptisms which exclude the baptism of water,they are desire, blood, invincible ignorance etc).This is what happens when a false premise is used to interpret LG 16 to make it a false rupture with EENS and Tradition.

Also since LG 16 is an exception to the strict interpretation of EENS for them, so they do not affirm the strict interpretation according to the popes and saints, they reject the Athanasius Creed. The Athanasius Creed states all need to be Catholic for salvation.

But for Scott Hahn and Ralph Martin all do not need to be Catholic for salvation. There are known exceptions. Since there are known exceptions to EENS for them they are allowed to appear on EWTN. If there were no exceptions to EENS for them, they may not be allowed to speak at conferences.-Lionel Andrades