The Destiny of Man Proved from Reason: And the Infallibility of the Catholic Church Proved from Reason and History (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

L. I. Millar

 
9780282448318: The Destiny of Man Proved from Reason: And the Infallibility of the Catholic Church Proved from Reason and History (Classic Reprint)

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Give a br1ef refutation of such before I could enter on the subject. The immortality of the soul, the free-will of man and the eternally happy end for which God created him form the basis on which I had to build my arguments. After re futing the above mentioned errors, I showed that the means for arriving at the truths of supernatural revelation can neither be the Bible nor human reason. This naturally leads us to inquire whether God established a supreme and visible authority to govern and teach His church, and whether that supreme authority, ln 1ts official capacity, or ex cathedra, is infallible in teaching faith and morals. But before We come to consider this, it must be shown that Christ was on earth and founded a church, and that He is God as well as man; then we must have a clear conception of the essential ele ments of society in general. It is impossible to have a distinct idea of the church founded by Christ unless we under stand of what elements it is composed. We must, then.

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