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Pope St. Gregory the Great

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aka Gregory I, Pope Gregory I, St. Gregory the Great

Jay references Pope St. Gregory the Great in the context of understanding papal authority and the historical claims of the papacy.

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  1. 2022-05-17St. Augustine, Calvin, Original Sin & Orthodox Theology (Open Forum Q n A) - Jay Dyer38:52

    Jay Dyer notes that Gregory the Great also held views on original sin and the consequences for infants that align with Augustine's.

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  2. 2023-09-15Roman Catholic History & The Papacy Critiqued & The Ukraine Schism Explained - Fr John Whiteford41:27

    Jay cites St. Gregory the Great as an example against the modern papal claims, noting Gregory's warning against the exclusive use of the title 'universal archbishop.'

  3. 2024-03-25CATHOLIC DEBATE ANALYSIS & REACTION: Is Papal Supremacy in the First Millennium? Jay & Luigi55:1155:5157:22

    Jay argues that Pope Gregory I does not support Vatican I ideas and instead emphasizes an ecclesiology that respects the rights of individual bishops.

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  4. 2024-09-07OPEN DEBATE! Islam, Catholicism, Protestantism, Evangelical, Atheism, Hebrew Roots/Judaism, Arians9:3629:17

    Jay critiques the idea that Pope St. Gregory the Great established universal jurisdiction for the Roman Catholic Church, arguing it was more about primacy among the Pentarchy.

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  5. 2024-12-15OPEN DEBATE! Atheism, Catholicism & MORE!1:22:10

    Jay references Pope St. Gregory the Great in the context of understanding papal authority and the historical claims of the papacy.

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