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The council statement only recognizes that the papal office always retains some power, not that Catholics are obliged to obey a sinful command. They most certainly are not.

I'm glad to hear that. Now what should they do about dogma that does not agree with Scripture? What happens if some "tradition" is not confirmed by Scripture and/or is contradicted by it? I know about the "three-legged stool" idea, but my question concerns what has primacy in the case of such a dilemma?

657 posted on 01/17/2011 10:39:43 PM PST by boatbums (God is ready to assume full responsibility for the life wholly yielded to him.)
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We’ve gone over this before. There is no dogma that contradicts Scripture. Holy Tradition cannot contradict scripture as scripture was birthed from Holy Tradition. you may put forth your own interpretation of scripture to oppose our interpretation, but it remains yopios


673 posted on 01/18/2011 1:57:03 AM PST by Cronos (Bobby Jindal 2012)
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