Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,11| disputes by appealing to an infallible pope. Claims of infallibility
2 1,15| decision, as if he were an “infallible” pope. Instead, a Council
3 2,35| Ecumenical Councils are infallible, and along with the Bible,
4 3,5 | Universal Church, or an infallible judge of other bishops of
5 3,5 | what is more, that he is infallible.~ ~The Protestant Reformer
6 3,5 | Vatican Council, the pope is infallible when he, as the pastor and
7 3,5 | an individual man to be infallible, no matter what position
8 3,5 | Which of the popes was infallible, Sixtus or his successor?
9 3,5 | Faith. Which of them was infallible? Out of the numerous instances
10 3,5 | themselves by these one-man “infallible” dictators over the Church
11 3,18| Apostle Peter himself was not infallible.~ [Professor's addendum:
12 6,15| are equal and that none is infallible. Bishops and their dioceses
13 6,15| the Church, which alone is infallible. When a bishop places himself
14 6,16| the Church, which alone is infallible, it began to make pretensions
15 6,16| that the bishop of Rome is infallible when speaking ex cathedra
16 6,16| its first pope, was not infallible. At the Apostolic Council
17 7,8 | Ecumenical Councils are infallible. All of them have a permanent
18 7,14| promoted to the rank of infallible pope. Protestantism placed
19 7,14| Protestant individual becomes an infallible pope, to use the comparison
20 7,14| themselves the power of being infallible popes (as St. Ilarion correctly
21 7,18| Ecumenical Councils are infallible, those of local councils
22 8,11| teaching is the clear and infallible teaching of Christ, of His
23 10,15| Ecumenical Councils are the infallible custodians and interpreters
24 10,15| Councils are individually infallible, but because the decisions
25 10,16| the Church as a whole is infallible, no individual member of
26 10,16| individual member of it is infallible, save Christ, its Head.
27 10,26| that the Roman popes were infallible in matters of faith — and
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