It may surprise many Protestants to hear that papal infallibility is a fairly recent de fide doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church. Today, James Meyers, III gives some historical context as to how this was gradually formulated. He concludes with some thoughtful considerations for the Reformed church.
Note: Our apologies for the audio as the microphone was not working.
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It may surprise many Protestants to hear that papal infallibility is a fairly recent de fide doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church. Today, James Meyers, III gives some historical context as to how this was gradually formulated. He concludes with some thoughtful considerations for the Reformed church. Note: Our apologies for the audio as the microphone was not working. Sea of Fire Ministries on YouTube

It may surprise many Protestants to hear that papal infallibility is a fairly recent de fide doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church. Today, James Meyers, III gives some historical context as to how this was gradually formulated. He concludes with some thoughtful considerations for the Reformed church.
Note: Our apologies for the audio as the microphone was not working.
<a href="https://youtube.com/@SeaofFireMinistries?si=SaAiybpKXByRwRJV" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sea of Fire Ministries on YouTube</a>

Roman Catholicism: Papal Infallibility

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