Some popes in hell?

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Not everyone in heaven is a saint. That is not true at all, where did you hear that?
Everyone who is a true believer in Christ is a saint right now, on the earth. Since these are the only people who are in Heaven, only saints are in Heaven.
I think what he meant was that not everyone in heaven is a canonized saint. A canonized saint being one who the church formally declares is a saint. There are countless others in heaven who have not been formally canonized but none the less are in heaven.
 
No, i meant a link, where it is shown or at least made plausible, that protestants actually searched through church doctrine to disprove papal infabillity and came up empty. Because i suspect that few protestants would actually been inclined to study closely what the church teaches, because they think it to be at least illegitimate if not worse. Furthermore if you dislike something you are more likely to see error where none is and as for disproving infallibility one error would be enough, you are inclined to stop then. So searching through entire doctrine does not seem likely.
Either they do not check at all or likely stop at only at a perceived error.
They didn’t search through church doctrine. They researched the lives of the popes and tried to find something they taught that was in error. Of course there was none to find. If there was they would have been shouting it from the roof tops. Pope Honorius I is another one of their allegations. Pope Honorius was a Monophysite. He believed, contrary to Church doctrine, that Jesus had only a divine will and not a human will. But even though this was his personal belief Pope Honorius never taught Monophysitism as pope. Now how do these protestants come up with allegations against specific popes if they don’t do any research???
Helicentricity is wrong, sun is not center of universe. Might even be, that center of universe is a completly arbitrary term and any point, e.g. the center of earth, can be regarded to be center of universe.

No helieocentricity says the sun is the center of our solar system with the planets revolving around it. The other theory was called geocentricity with the earth at the center and the sun and planets revolving around it.
 
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