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The Bible says that Peter wasn't in Rome. So how could he be its first bishop?
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What is the origin of the statement "Rome has spoken, the matter is finished"?
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If a pope resigned, would he still be infallible in matters of faith and morals?
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Did Vatican II do away with papal infallibility?
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What does the phrase "binding and loosing," as mentioned in Matthew 16:19 and Matthew 18:18, refer to?
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Your pope doesn't perform miracles the way Peter did, so how can you claim he's Peter's successor?
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Don't Revelation 3:7 and Isaiah 22 point to Christ - not Peter - as having the keys of David?
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What does the term ex cathedra mean, and where did the Catholic Church come up with it?
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Did Pope Gregory the Great say that anyone who claimed the title "universal bishop" was the Antichrist?
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What does it mean to say that the Catholic Church is visible and has marks?
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