That’s an oversimplification of the issues that Archbishop Lefebvre himself raised.

Lefebvre advocated pragmatic religious tolerance rather than so-called “religious liberty”, which in one sense the Church had always condemned when declarations of the "rights of man" were made against the authority of God.

The final document the Council issued essentially adopted Lefebvre’s pragmatic religious tolerance but called it “religious liberty”, leaving some confusion.

Lefebvre’s view is consistent with the Church’s maxim “error has no rights”.

Like “Outside the Church there is no salvation”, everyone needs to be on the same page as to the meaning of the terms used.