Thoughts on the Infallibility of the Church [[Microform] With Special Reference to the Creed of Pope Pius IV

Explore the complex theological debate surrounding the concept of papal infallibility and its relation to the traditional doctrines of the Church. Written by Edmund Maturin, an Anglican clergyman who converted to Catholicism, this book presents a thoughtful and well-reasoned critique of the creed of Pope Pius IV, examining its historical roots, its theological implications, and its practical consequences for the life of the Church and its members. A must-read for anyone interested in the history and theology of the Catholic Church.

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