Why do Catholics use a blasphemous word, then come and explain it differently? If infallibility means without sin n bla bla bla, why use the word at all?
So that is why so many millions of people were murdered by the Catholic church ? The Popes Infallible decree ? I hate to break this to you but not everyone sleeps with a dictionary under their pillow. When some one claims to be infallible most will insinuate that they cannot be wrong. Throughout history the masses of people were kept ignorant so they could not revolt against the Infallibility of the Catholic church. Like reading a dictionary or bible and being burnt at the stake for Heresy.
@MarcouxRoadSermons Millions were not killed by the Church, and I call on you to back up such radical statements. The masses were never kept ignorant; that's unsubstantiated as well.
@all028 Well, technically anytime the pope reiterates a previously declared truth, and every time he joins an ecumenical council in a declaration, papal infallibility is employed. But it has rarely occurred that a pope makes a unique infallible declaration.
Why do Catholics use a blasphemous word, then come and explain it differently? If infallibility means without sin n bla bla bla, why use the word at all?
nobolistic 4 months ago
@nobolistic Sorry, but infallibility does not mean without sin. You are mistaken.
SeptemberCatholic18 4 months ago
So that is why so many millions of people were murdered by the Catholic church ? The Popes Infallible decree ? I hate to break this to you but not everyone sleeps with a dictionary under their pillow. When some one claims to be infallible most will insinuate that they cannot be wrong. Throughout history the masses of people were kept ignorant so they could not revolt against the Infallibility of the Catholic church. Like reading a dictionary or bible and being burnt at the stake for Heresy.
MarcouxRoadSermons 4 months ago
@MarcouxRoadSermons Millions were not killed by the Church, and I call on you to back up such radical statements. The masses were never kept ignorant; that's unsubstantiated as well.
SeptemberCatholic18 4 months ago
As I understand it, papal infallibility has only been applied once in 1950 in the Assumption of Mary.
all028 1 year ago
@all028 Well, technically anytime the pope reiterates a previously declared truth, and every time he joins an ecumenical council in a declaration, papal infallibility is employed. But it has rarely occurred that a pope makes a unique infallible declaration.
SeptemberCatholic18 1 year ago