Irenaeus
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aka St. Irenaeus
Jay Dyer critiques Vatican authority by citing Irenaeus, highlighting contradictions between his reasoning for Rome's greatness and later papal claims, while emphasizing that Irenaeus's writings underscore the importance of tradition and apostolic succession in preserving the gospel.
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