Not this crap again? It's completely false, and yet you persist in it.
The definition of heresy is a baptized Catholic who denies dogma. The faithful are those who keep dogma as their rule of faith. The heretic denies dogma. This essential definition, which provides the genus and species difference, is the most intelligible of all definitions, yet, it is unintelligible to you.
I refer anyone who has any doubt that dogma is the proximate rule of faith for all faithful Catholics to read the CathInfo thread, Is Father Ringrose Dumping the R&R Crowd?:
https://www.cathinfo.com/SSPX-RESISTANCE-NEWS/IS-FATHER-RINGROSE-DUMPING-THE-R-R-CROWD/My replies begin on page 4:
https://www.cathinfo.com/sspx-resistance-news/is-father-ringrose-dumping-the-r-r-crowd/msg598973/#msg598973The CathInfo thread now has over 235,000 views and although the thread had all of your posts deleted by the moderator, they can still be read in every reply I made to you because I included your posts in their entirety. There are many proofs offered that dogma is the proximate rule of faith drawn from authority citing Magisterial docuмents, Church fathers, and theologians. I have received many personal replies from Catholics who have benefited from this discussion.
What you need to remember is:
All heretics are schismatics and since Vatican I, all schismatics are heretics. Any qualification you have to offer will be a waste of breath because you do not know the proximate rule of faith.
Drew