Has the Pope Taught Ex Cathedra Only TWICE in History?

Has the Pope Taught Ex Cathedra Only TWICE in History?

Is it really the case that the pope has only taught two ex-cathedra infallible teachings in church history? Michael Lofton tackles this question head-on.

#pope #catholic #vatican #teaching #magisterium #reasonandtheology #shorts
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[american]

Is there an easy way to find a list of infallible teachings by the Roman Catholic Church?

[jonathansoko]

bruh i had a dream last night that taylor and you debated vatican 2. I woke up super sad it wasnt real lol

[BPP]

Bishop Vincent Gasser's "thousands and thousands of dogmatic judgments", even if an exaggeration, suggest that the usage of Ex Cathedra in history is more common than is often asserted.

[joaop.r.]

What video do you address Exsurge Domine, specially the issue of burning heretics? Also, in a quick way, how would you respond to this? How can Catholics today see this issues of the past?

[wonderingpilgrim]

This was very helpful, but embaressing. As a Protestant who defends Catholics as necessary, I've been using this faux fact to show that ex cathedra is something that is used very rarely.

Do you have a link to your article that gentleman mentions below?

[dalepress]

Definitive does not equal ex cathedra. Largely because definitive doesn't even equal definitive, as you would like it to mean.

[Christophoros-itqt]

Jesus never promised Peter that kind of "magic infallibility", which a majority of people seem to believe in! Those who have been decieved in this way, are sadly in danger of falling away from the true Faith, when they face the Truth, disappointed! Veritatis Missio

[SkateTroe]

Title: “Has the Pope Taught Ex Cathedra Only Twice in History”

Video:
[Intro]
No.
[Outro]

[Christophoros-itqt]

I am sorry, but my dictionary does not contain this expression, (I know what it means on the surface), so I cannot decide whether this (a little spiteful) remark of yours was meant to be encouraging or devastating! Veritatis Missio

[AD-sxix]

How can we show that secondary objects of infallibility can be taught ex cathedra, and not just primary objects?

[martapfahl]

“But you are not to be called ‘Rabbi, ’ for you have one Teacher, and you are all brothers.
Matthew 23 says it very clearly without any room for interpretation. We have ONE teacher and that is CHRIST. No human, not the pope. CHRIST.

[bbnoblebright]

Roman Catholics: We need an additional infallible authority beyond scripture or else there is total doctrinal chaos!
Also (some) Roman Catholics: Oh, but we never really need to use it 😂

Thank you for being honest about this. Especially bringing up Exsurge Domine, which has of course extremely controversial statements in it.

[pavelrazamazov]

When was the last time that a Pope used ex Cathedra to teach?