Most non-Catholics have been [thing derogatory-the goodness and sanctity of God, We can d the viewpoint of non-Catholics as a consequence of the distorted teaching they receive on Catholic questions, but we cannot understand why such distorted teaching any religious body, or to calumniate them in order to defend another set of doctrines, We know that on this particular question of infallibility de-non-Catholics are taught falsehood, And we know that in most cases the teachers know that they~are teaching falsehood,—and if they do not know it, they are in culpable ignorance, for anyone who wants to know the truth can find it out in five minutes, If only one-hundredth part of the ideas which non-Catholics have about infallibility were true, Catholics would be the first to ridicule the doctrine, for most of these non-Catholic ideas are ridiculous.
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