Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

3 90 POPERY CONDEMNED BY
" tures the deference of believing their authors
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to have erred in nothing ; but others, though
" ever so learned or holy, he read so as not to
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take any thing to be true because they wei;e
" of that opinion, but because they proved it by
" reason or scripture."
When the R. has explained the meaning of
St. Augustine and Athanasius, I may perhaps
extend his acquaintance with these arrant Papists.
In the mean time, the reader is at liberty
to reject the infallibility ; for he has assured
us, that " there is nothing taught in the Church
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of Christ but truth."
When the R. produced his proofs for the infaUibility,
he has entirely overlooked the difficulties
with which it is attended. Before bidding
him adieu upon this subject, I will therefore
present him with a small addition to these which
have been already proposed, that he may have
an opportunity of confirming the faithful in his
next publication.
Infallibility, he says, is claimed by the body
of the pastors united to this head. In order,
then, to preserve this prerogative in the Church,
the Pope and his clergy ought to be Continually
in Council ; because, according to his doctrine,
'the promise of the presence of Christ and the
.ssistance of the Spirit to teach them all truth,
belongs to them conjunctly. On this principle,
the di;:solut:on of
the Council must remove the
presence