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John XXII

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aka John the 22nd

Jay discusses the role of Pope John XXII in the history of papal authority and his rejection of infallibility.

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  1. Jay explains that John the 22nd condemned papal infallibility as a novelty and believed that he was not bound by the teachings of prior popes.

  2. Jay discusses the role of Pope John XXII in the history of papal authority and his rejection of infallibility.

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