100% WRONG! They remain inspired, as they are truth, which always existed. They are inerrant only with proper Catholic interpretation, which you do not currently have. Thus, your confusion.
What is the “proper Catholic interpretation” in regards to the Scriptures?
The Apostles Creed is a good start.
:What are principles of sound Exegesis?The Apostles Creed is a good start.
Exegesis not Eisegesis, and not scripture alone.
Peace,onenow1
I cannot believe you would ask this. You go to the Church, the “pillar and foundation of truth” for the answers. If you have any interest at all, why not go to either inquiry or RCIA classes to find out?
I take you don’t know what it means either. Correct?
You ask the One True Church to tell you.
You ask the Church.I take you don’t know what it means either. Correct?
She is speaking of letters by the successors of Peter, like the letters of Clement.
Not really, ja4. It is an article of faith, recieved in faith, and passed on in faith.
For starters, that is should not be separated from the Sacred Tradition from whence it came.
Good topic for a new thread. If one’s interpretation is consistent with the Apostolic Faith which was handed down through the succession.
Off topic and provocative trolling.I take you don’t know what it means either. Correct?
Where do you go to ask the One True Church? Do you call someone on the phone or go to a church? What?
Yes! Sola scriptura has many confused, as with the 33,000 +/- disagreeing non-Catholic “denominations”.
If you were to go to 3-4 different looking for an answer to what a passage of Scripture meant do you think you would find identical answers?
You are looking for excuses here. There are 33,000 excuses not to be Protestant, yet you remain in that camp.
The Jew who is God, the God made man told us it that it would be so forever. The Church has had 1,975 years of constant attacks, schisms and strife, but persists to this day. A lie falls of its own weight.
Where did Jesus say that the Church is infallible, in that when the Church proclaims a dogma, it is infallible?
John 16:12-14 “I have much more to say to you, more than you can now bear. But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come. He will bring glory to me by taking from what is mine and making it known to you.”
Most likely not.
Because we have the Apostolic Teaching, and we know that everything written comes from the same Source, so there will be no contradiction.
So this pertains not solely to the Gospel as preached by the Apostles to all nations, but to all infallible decrees (regardless of origin), that have nothing to do with what Jesus said in John 16?