What if there were errors in the Council of Trent or Vatican I Council present in the "fallible" narrative"?
Do you have the docuмents of Trent memorized? How about all the other ecuмenical councils - can you recite them all by heart? Have you even READ them all, word for word? Because If you think that every word is infallible, then by golly, you’d better be familiar with every dot and tittle.
And if they are all infallible, why are schools not teaching them? Why aren’t they in the catechism? And I mean every word? We HAVE to believe EVERY WORD under PAIN OF SIN, right? (That’s what infallibility means, don’t you know?) According to your logic, we do have to know EVERY WORD...which is nonsense.
Only those decrees which must be known with certainty of faith, under pain of sin, are infallible. Which amounts to a few sentences for each dogma. This is why a catechism can even exist - because dogmas are clear, concise teachings of the faith, not 1,000 word essays of theological reasons and facts.
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