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Diversity of religious opinions a source of anxiety

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On account of others and on our own

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Confusion from the number of guides

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Motives of credibility for an infallible living arbiter

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Fallacy and presumption of these À priori arguments

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Probable arguments at best are no ground of infallible assurance

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Argument for infallibility from the analogy of the Jewish Church

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. . . answered

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Transmission of the Scripture no proof of infallible interpretation

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Three requisites to afford us infallible assurance

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First requisite wanting. Organ of infallibility uncertain

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Second requisite wanting in the Three Organs of infallibility. The Pope singly

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Pretensions of the Pontiff scripturally considered

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Pretensions of the Pontiff traditionally considered

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Pretensions of the Pontiff morally considered

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Difficulties of ascertaining infallibly when the Pope speaks ex cathedrÂ

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Papal inconsistencies and heresies

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Second alleged Organ of Infallibility

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A general council singly

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Pretensions of a general council Scripturally considered

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Difficulties of knowing what is a general council

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Third organ of infallibility

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Pope and general council in conjunction

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Uncertainty of the Papal sanction to a council

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Additional argument against Popes and Councils jointly

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Third requisite to afford infallible assurance. This requisite wanting

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Theory of Development

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Right path to saving knowledge

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Difference of this Scriptural principle from the three preceding

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Rules for acquiring sound Christian knowledge

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Concluding exhortation

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