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Pope Stephen of Rome

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aka Pope St. Stephen

Jay notes that the controversy involving Pope Stephen and St. Cyprian indicates that Cyprian believed he could correct the Bishop of Rome.

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  1. Jay notes that the controversy involving Pope Stephen and St. Cyprian indicates that Cyprian believed he could correct the Bishop of Rome.

  2. Jay supports Pope St. Stephen's position on baptism against St. Cyprian's views.

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