How Martin Luther Invented Sola Scriptura
Luther rejected papal, conciliar and ecclesiastical infallibility and said that popes and ecumenical councils could err.
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Luther rejected papal, conciliar and ecclesiastical infallibility and said that popes and ecumenical councils could err.
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This is a guest post from Catholic theologian, Dr. Robert Fastiggi. He holds the Bishop Kevin M. Britt Chair of Christology, Professor of Dogmatic Dogmatic theologian Dr. Robert Fastiggi explains and defends the doctrine of papal indefectibility (not infallibility), as taught in Pastor Aeternus (First Vatican Council).
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