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Feb 25, '12, 9:33 am
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Church Authority, Where to Draw the Line
Whenever I have had questions/issues, everyone on this forum (at least nearly everyone) has been great about it so I am helping people can help me out with a questions about Church authority. Can someone, in terms that can be easily understood, explain to me the difference between Church doctrine that is infallible and Church teachings that are not infallible? How does the Church make that distinction? Also, does the Church teach infallibility on issues not directly addressed by Jesus? Like contraception for instance?
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Feb 25, '12, 9:34 am
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Re: Church Authority, Where to Draw the Line
Also, if they do, how do they make the claim for infallibility on those issues?
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Feb 25, '12, 10:42 am
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Re: Church Authority, Where to Draw the Line
I'll be lurking to see the answers.
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