For McHale, Rome only truly speaks if he agrees with what is said. 

Some people here say that Tridentinus is a reactionary, but McHale is even more of a reactionary. Trid agrees that Lumen Gentium is an authentic Church document. McHale says that since LG disagrees with Pope Eugene IV's Cantate Domino, which says that non-Catholics are automatically damned (Eugene specifically mentions Jews, as does LG), then LG is not an authentic teaching document. 

I mention the damnation of Jews because it makes McHale's God an unpleasant character. McHale's God sends Jews to hell simply for being Jews, which is no different from the Nazis sending Jews to Auschwitz for being Jews. McHale's God is neither just, loving nor merciful, for damning people because of who they are, not anything you've done. "Sorry, you picked the wrong parents, so you are going to hell." Deporting Jews to concentration camps was properly deemed a "crime against humanity", which McHale's God is also guilty of.