The unfortunate result is a pope that believes that within their own reality they see the truths no one else can and is completely closed to dialog.
The unfortunate result is a pope that believes that within their own reality they see the truths no one else can and is completely closed to dialog.
First, I hope your posts amuse you because they are really not funny or clever, only flippant, condescending and disrespectful.
I have seen your consistent posts about bad popes and the lack of understanding of inerrancy, infallibility, the continuing role of the Paraclete, and the Magisterium, however I am not going to debate you on these issues, because I really do not care what you do or do not choose to believe. I have no time for those who choose to focus on and revel in what divides us as Christians rather than rejoicing in what unifies us.
Catholics will continue defend the office of the Pope without defending any of the Popes. No Pope is impeccable, they are men and all men sin. However, no Pope, in spite of his personal flaws, has ever failed to act faithfully to the guidance of the Holy Spirit on pronouncements of matters of morals and faith. That is a testimony to to God, not to Popes.
"But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, to show that the transcendent power belongs to God and not to us." - 2 Corinthians 4:7