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I reviewed the text and page referenced for [22]. I read a significant proportion of the entire essay from which the quote cited is referenced, and cannot find anything alluding to the fact mentioned here, in fact the opposite by Mr. Ayre (which is being criticized in the essay, and is the man quoted in the specific reference below) says "from the earliest times the Church has adopted [infallibility theory]". The alleged fact that uses this reference, says "hundreds of years" after. This is a good source on the debate of the theory between theologians/historians, but there is no specific info to the effect of the quoted statement. ThePulleySystem (talk) 02:53, 15 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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