[ronald_reagan]

The doctrine of the inerrancy of the Papacy, of the Pope, and, for that matter, the unofficial cult of the preacher in today's evangelicalism.

Oh I see what you're saying.

The pope is infallible, but not incapable of error. This is based on scripture, extra scriptural, and tradition. Now whether you choose to accept that or not, is another matter. But to be catholic, a TRUE catholic.. is to believe it.

Thats really what I'm wanting to debate in this thread. "What reasons do you believe this?"

And I'm sure you'd understand that this isn't going to be a thread that you'll enjoy.. .considering it is based soley on religion... both the bible and tradition.

However, if you would like to talk about scriptural reasons for or against (or both, in my case).. then feel free! I'd love to see your unbiased view in the sense, 'assuming that one or the other is true'... and not that religion is tainted. In fact, I really hope you offer a view on this. Kinda like me not being a republican, but offering advice and apologetics for them, and democrats alike.