McCanns and Papal Falibility

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  1. Jim

    Jimmy Jazz New Member

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    I'm not going to comment on whether I think they or didn't have anything to do with the disappearance of their daughter. If the McCanns are found guilty after trial.... Does this call into question the infalibility of the Pope, who had granted them an audience and would have been duped.
     
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    If it is the case they'e duped a hell of a lot of people
     
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    I think Pope's are only supposed to be infallible

    When they say they are making an Infallible decree and it needs to be of church doctrine

    The rest of the time they are the same as other human beings and may make mistakes and boy have they made some over the years.
     
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    RE: I think Pope's are only supposed to be infallible

    I bet there's one thinking... If only I had taken more notice of that note on the Wittenburg Church door.
     
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    Lucky you arent a Pope

    Or your spelling would be a bit fallible

    I think the town in Germany that you had in mind was Wittenberg

    who needs a life eh
     
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    RE: Lucky you arent a Pope

    Well being brought up a non- conformist I think that I would have been missing one important qualification for the job.
     
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