spiritman
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don't you find it the least bit odd that a Man who is supposedly able to impart infallible truth, could end up believing something that is patently UNtrue?
nevermind if he ever taught it or not... that just seems really, really, really inconsistant.
secondly, the layity arbitrating doctrine, is also inconsistant with the "you can't interpret unless you've been given the infallible ability to do so."
on the one hand, we're told " you can't use your private judgement" and on the other, told that the ability exists... and you just call it sensus fidelium? (another slap in the face to every other Christian in the world that isn't Catholic, by the way. "the 'faithful' just know that we're right."
Good points. I find its easy to determine truth. Truth can hold up to any scrutiny or examination but error is inconsistent and contradicting.
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