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Unread 04-05-2010, 02:57 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Magus View Post
Do I hear people questioning the infallibility of the pope? I think I do. Don't you know the guy's infallible? There is clearly some faulty logic in your reasoning that the pope covering up molestation is wrong. Firstly , it's based on the assumption that the pope can do something wrong. That is your first mistake. Secondly.

So as you can see, this is all part of God's plan for his servants.

Amen.
Papal infallability only applies in rare situations when a lot of conditions are met and the pope explicity calls it. As far as I know- this has only ever happened once.
I'm pretty sure when he was letting off pedos he wasn't up in his papal chair issuing the proper decrees and so forth.
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