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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2007

Catholic Attitudes Toward Authority

from Sound Teaching

The Catholic church contends that it, as an institution, is the final arbiter and authority for all matters pertaining to the spiritual welfare and condition of man. A careful reading of the scriptures shows this claim to be invalid. God intended His word to be the final standard man must submit to religiously.

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