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To: E. Pluribus Unum

You can already see the anti-catholic implication of the title of this article from the NY Times ( and I am not even Roman Catholic ).

Implicit in the title is the question — “How can a group of fallible people choose someone among them who will be infallible after they elect him?”

You can editorialize a lot with one short sentence.


3 posted on 02/28/2013 9:17:20 AM PST by SeekAndFind
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To: SeekAndFind
Indeed.

The title of the article is a childish taunt, and the quality of the reportage declines from there.

5 posted on 02/28/2013 9:20:41 AM PST by wideawake
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To: SeekAndFind

And, of course, 99% of the journalists and readers don’t understand what infallible means.

It doesn’t mean what they think it means. Not even close.
Heck - most catholics don’t understand it either.


11 posted on 02/28/2013 9:33:47 AM PST by Scotswife
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To: SeekAndFind

There are NO infallible people, not even at the NY TIMES


32 posted on 02/28/2013 4:57:14 PM PST by GeronL (http://asspos.blogspot.com)
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