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Errors On Cornelius Are Connected To So Many False Conclusions
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MHFM: 30 people who received the vaccine in the same location all died within close proximity of one another.
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Refuting The “Orthodox” On Pope Vigilius
MHFM: The Eastern “Orthodox” continue to spread the falsehood that the case of Pope Vigilius refutes the Papacy. This video demonstrates in detail that they are wrong. The case is also very instructive about the limits of papal infallibility. The facts of this case further illustrate that our understanding of when the Church is actually teaching and when it is not is correct.
The “Strongest” Argument Against The Papacy (Pope Vigilius) – Refuted
Errors On Cornelius Are Connected To So Many False Conclusions
MHFM: One reason that so many people came to incorrect conclusions about the necessity of baptism for salvation (and continue to come to false conclusions on the matter) is that they misunderstood the case of Cornelius. They wrongly thought that he was justified before baptism, but he was not. This short video covers key points on this matter, and it quotes one of the most important early Church fathers (St. Irenaeus) who correctly taught that Cornelius was not forgiven until he was baptized.
They Are Both Wrong About Cornelius & Baptism
We also have a longer video and article on the same topic, but it doesn’t quote St. Irenaeus.
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