S Spencerian Guest Dec 15, 2011 #2 TheSpiritHeals said: What is the difference between “dogma” and “doctrine”? Click to expand... ) of which the Church believes to have been divinely revealed and obligates the faithful to believe.**dogma **doctrine Dogmas are taught as an infallible teaching, that is, it holds true throughout the ages and cannot be countermanded by any future doctrine (although dogmas can be clarified over time). Thus, while all dogmas are doctrines, not all doctrines are dogmas.
TheSpiritHeals said: What is the difference between “dogma” and “doctrine”? Click to expand... ) of which the Church believes to have been divinely revealed and obligates the faithful to believe.**dogma **doctrine Dogmas are taught as an infallible teaching, that is, it holds true throughout the ages and cannot be countermanded by any future doctrine (although dogmas can be clarified over time). Thus, while all dogmas are doctrines, not all doctrines are dogmas.
T thistle Guest Dec 15, 2011 #3 TheSpiritHeals said: What is the difference between “dogma” and “doctrine”? Click to expand... ewtn.com/vexperts/showmessage.asp?number=564105&Pg=Forum8&Pgnu=2&recnu=33
TheSpiritHeals said: What is the difference between “dogma” and “doctrine”? Click to expand... ewtn.com/vexperts/showmessage.asp?number=564105&Pg=Forum8&Pgnu=2&recnu=33
