To @JackPosobiec: There’s ambiguity in “political matters,” because he supposedly is infallible in “faith a…
There’s ambiguity in “political matters,” because he supposedly is infallible in “faith and morals,” and immigration or the death penalty (which the modern papacy contradicts on) are moral and political positions. Furthermore, Gaudium et Spes is Vatican 2’s socialist political teaching and thus is magisterial.
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- Jay Dyer
Argues that Gaudium et Spes leads to ambiguity in the papacy's moral and political stance.
“There’s ambiguity in 'political matters,' because he supposedly is infallible in 'faith and morals'...”
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1Jay links Vatican II to socialist principles and questions its infallibility in political matters.