 Subsequently, many of these criticisms of the ideas involved in the "nouvelle théologie" were developed by Pope Pius XII in his 1950 encyclical "Humani generis".These are, for example, rejecting the traditional dogmatic formulations that emerged throughout church history as a result of scholastic theology, re-interpreting Catholic dogma in a way that was inconsistent with tradition, falling into the error of dogmatic relativism and criticizing biblical texts in a way that deviated from the principles of biblical hermeneutics outlined by his predecessors (principally Leo XIII).Pius XII warned that the movement approached the error of modernism, a heresy vehemently condemned by Pius X in 1907.