[Mad Dawg]

I said, "Nope." That was my answer to your question about whether ecumenical councils have erred. The answer to your question was in the first sentence you quoted back at me.

I did not say I wouldn't take questions or anything like that. I did say I wouldn't be able to defend my opinion, not that I wasn't willing to look at it or talk about it. You might view that as my anticipatory apology to my co-religionists for the bad job I will do if challenged.

[OLD REGGIE]

I said, "Nope." That was my answer to your question about whether ecumenical councils have erred. The answer to your question was in the first sentence you quoted back at me.

By golly you did say "nope". My mistake - the first one in a while if minutes count.

I admit my question was a loaded one.

The 6th Ecumenical Council in 681 posthumously anathematized Pope Honorius for the heresy of Monotheletism .

Either the Ecumenical Council erred or Pope Honorius was guilty of Heresy.

Fortunately this history survives. It cannot be rewritten to change the "meaning" as current day apologetics have attempted.