Are popes infallible?
@xd14keilrisker (281)
Philippines
4 responses
@mattithyahu (389)
• United States
8 May 07
Of course they are fallible. They are not God. Everyone falls short of the glory of God and in need of redemption, including the Pope.
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@xd14keilrisker (281)
• Philippines
8 May 07
Of course, your right. Thanks for the opinion.
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@rdurusan (624)
• Philippines
8 May 07
Popes and the Roman catholics are fallible.Even Peter whom they claimed as the first pope is a big lie.How can you expect a liar to be infallible.Peter is designated as the spiritual leader of Israel,and Paul is designated as the leader of the Gentiles where Rome is included,besides Peter didn't go to Rome it is Paul who is always in Rome.
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@rdurusan (624)
• Philippines
12 May 07
I'm trying to explain that Peter is used by the Vatican to give weight and credibility to their invention of the pafacy.I'm very sure that if he is alive today he will not accept that title as a pope because that is against the teachings of god.You see it is the emperor of Rome that created the Vatican to accept christianity.The christians of the apostles flock and the christians of the vatican are different.One is original and the other is imitation just to make comparison.
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@jessemt35 (294)
• Qatar
14 May 07
If indeed the Christian of the Vatican as you call it is an imitation of the original Christians therefore all succeeding denominations are all imitations so we are in the same boat aren't we? Because where did you got your bible in the first place; from Christians of the Vatican who preserve it. God bless.
@mattithyahu (389)
• United States
15 May 07
"Christians of the Vatican" (whatever that means...) don't preserve the scriptures.
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@maildumpster (3815)
• United States
16 May 07
Is he human?
Yes - then he is fallible. In all matters INCLUDING those of the church!
That whole idea was started to keep people from questioning the church. Why anyone still believes it; is beyond me.
@argie713 (1809)
• Philippines
17 May 07
Of course! They are fallible. History shows it. Even the first pope denied he knew Jesus. Everyone is fallible except God. Jesus Christ is fallible. There was a time when Jesus lost his temper at a synagogue and destroyed everything he saw.
@xd14keilrisker (281)
• Philippines
20 May 07
I agree to you that they are fallible. But I don't agree that Jesus is fallible. Jesus did not lost His temper at the "synagogue", well it is not synagogue actually, it is in the temple, He's angry because the people use the holy temple to be a "den of robbers" and that is not sin. Losing temper is not sin I think. Losing control of yourself and hurting anybody is a sin maybe.
