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Dyer discusses the implications of Pope St. Agatha's letter regarding papal authority and its interpretation.

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  1. Dyer discusses the implications of Pope St. Agatha's letter regarding papal authority and its interpretation.

  2. Jay discusses Pope Saint Agatha's letter in relation to the Sixth Ecumenical Council, arguing that it does not support the claims of indefectibility as Lofton suggests.

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