infallibilism
Britishnoun
Other Word Forms
- infallibilist noun
Example Sentences
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But enough has occurred to show the world what spirit prevails here, and what sort of men they are who support infallibilism.
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Next to the Jesuits Veuillot is unquestionably the man to whom infallibilism is chiefly indebted; and when it is made a dogma, a grateful posterity must give honourable place to his name among the promulgators of the new article of faith.
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The question of the Catechism is of course closely connected with that of infallibilism.
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Even Bellarmine quotes a whole cloud of witnesses against infallibilism, and neither he nor later writers had refuted them.
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The old man is a doubly unpleasant phenomenon to the Court party, both from his boldness and clearness of view, and as being a living proof that even an Italian may be a decided opponent of infallibilism.
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