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>>9432095
>If you had denied the infallibility of the pope before then you still would have been in heresy
False. You have to formally reject a *dogmatic teaching* of the Church to be in heresy! Rejecting a doctrine or discipline is not heretical.
This is Catholic Theology 101, pal.

>>9432100
>"What primarily destroyed the legitimacy of the church (aside from the heresy) was the use of papal infallibility to affirm the lifelong virginity of Mary...."
this contention,
>'Papal Infallibility was used to affirm the lifelong virginity of the Virgin Mary
is demonstrably false.
It is proven wrong.
>You thought 'Immaculate Conception' meant the virgin birth, didn't you?

>>7826548
Sure thing Ahmed

Is there any fantasy books that don't start off the characters as bitches? I know it's a common trope, but it's a fan I don't like.

Examples: Tolkien MC's and Harry Potter.