Examples of using Infallibility in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In these instances, the Pope's infallibility does not come into play.
As Mill putit:"All silencing of discussion is an assumption of infallibility.".
It should be noted that the teaching of infallibility concerns only the original documents.
He quotes Mill:“All silencing of discussion is an assumption of infallibility.”.
All of the councils speak of the infallibility of the Magisterium, in setting forth the Catholic faith.
Instead, he's figured outhow to beat the limitations placed on him by papal infallibility.
The teaching infallibility of Peter, which one glimpses in his confession at Caesarea Philippi Matt.
In the 19th century, the idea of papal infallibility came to a head.
To enable him to do this, Jesus promised to bestow upon him a faith that would not fail, to je,the gift of infallibility.
The truth about all things exists, and we call it omniscience, infallibility, the"correct knowledge" of the Hindu philosophy.
The concept of papal infallibility arose in the 13th century due to increasing Franciscan influence at the papal court in Rome.
But I must be permitted to observe that it is not the feeling sure of a doctrine(be itwhat it may) which I call an assumption of infallibility.
One of the reasons for the 3310's infallibility was it's robust casing that in itself made you feel as though it would never let you down.
The moral norms on sex and marriage taught by the Catholic Church fall into both the categories of primary andsecondary objects of infallibility.
It is often wrongly assumed that the Pope's personal failings disprove his infallibility, but infallibility has to do with teaching, not conduct.
Our theory of truth, to begin with, supplies the possibility of distinguishingcertain truths as self-evident in a sense which ensures infallibility.
After the First Vatican Council, for example,the last vote, the one on infallibility, a well-sized group left and founded the Old Catholic Church so as to remain‘true' to the tradition of the Church.
For instance, when he protested against the tactics of the Ultramontanists,who wanted to impose an extreme interpretation of papal infallibility on the faithful.”.
By contrast,anti-Conciliarists such as Guido Terreni promoted the idea of papal infallibility to increase the pope's sovereign power, albeit only on certain issues of faith and morals.
The movie, written and produced in the early 1990s,is oddly prescient about the subject of cryptography and how much of our modern technology depends on its infallibility.
After the First Vatican Council, for example, the last vote,the one on infallibility, a well-sized group left and founded the Old Catholic Church so as to remain"true" to the tradition of the Church.
Light began to dawn as I realized that the many beliefs which I had considered infallible did not have any firm foundation whatever in the Word of God; beliefs such as the priesthood,papal infallibility, the sacraments, and many others.
This is what happened with the definition of papal infallibility, which in the heated climate of the time, seemed to many to contain much more than what the Church and the Pope himself actually drew from it.
In moral theology, however, another question had meanwhile become pressing: The hypothesis that the Magisterium of theChurch should have final competence[infallibility] only in matters concerning the faith itself gained widespread acceptance;
Another passage, which some believe disproves Peter's infallibility, is found in the second chapter of Saint Paul's Letter to the Galatians, in which he recounts his confrontation with Peter over the latter's refusal to sit and eat with Gentile converts(2:11).
In the centuries after the death of Muhammad, the Shia extended this"Imami" doctrine to Muhammad''s family, the Ahl al-Bayt("the People of the House"), and certain individuals among his descendants, known as Imams, who they believe possess special spiritual andpolitical authority over the community, infallibility, and other quasi-divine traits.
A few years later, in his 1964 encyclical Lumen gentium,Paul VI defined papal infallibility more clearly as when a pope speaks either“ex Cathedra” or in an ecumenical council- on a matter of faith and morals.
The teaching infallibility of Peter, which one glimpses in his confession at Caesarea Philippi(Matt. 16), is evident at the famous Council of Jerusalem, at which the Apostles meet to decide whether or not adherence to the Mosaic Law is required for salvation.
For those seeking to find in the Gelasian Decree some compromise of Papal Infallibility, it should be explained that the banning of a book has nothing to do with the Pope's infallibility since it is merely a disciplinary action, not connected with the defining of dogma.