To @timotheeology: You don’t determine when the papacy is faithful or not. It does, as it says dogmatically,…
You don’t determine when the papacy is faithful or not. It does, as it says dogmatically, and as your canon 752 says, you submit to NON dogmatic teachings whether you like them or not. / You don’t judge any of that- Rome does. / Remember your famous forgery that’s still in your dogmas: “No one judges the first see.” / your dogmas change. leo says it exactly as I said it / No it means as laity it doesn’t matter at all what you think or what canon x y z says. Rome isn’t asking you about it. / you saying it’s impossible for rome to contradict is missing one key factor: Rome isn’t the true church…
Chain 5 of 6
- Jay Dyer
Challenges the concept of papal authority.
“You don’t determine when the papacy is faithful or not.”
- Jay Dyer
Contests the judgment of Rome.
“You don’t judge any of that- Rome does.”
- Jay Dyer
References a supposed forgery related to papal authority.
“Remember your famous forgery that’s still in your dogmas: 'No one judges the first see.'”
- Jay Dyer
States that laity opinions do not matter to Rome.
“No it means as laity it doesn’t matter at all what you think or what canon x y z says.”
- Jay Dyer
Claims Rome is not the true church.
“you saying it’s impossible for rome to contradict is missing one key factor: Rome isn’t the true church.”
Subjects
1Jay argues that the authority of the papacy is subject to change and not infallible.