so God acted through them......
No
That's what a tool is
what does that mean then
Acted thru implies they were given the will to and carried out his will
God directly used them
That's what ex cathedra is
you think that they didn't have free will?
More terms
Be simple
@Draško yup
what do you base this on, how do you know it happened this way
They did not have free will for that purpose
God gave infallibility to men
Is what you're saying
You can say the same about the apostles
BRUH
He didn't "give" them infallibility
Because that implies they can act on their own
They cannot
Nothing can be added or subtracted from this scripture
that's what eoppa is saying when he says papal infallability
the pop is infallable ex cathedra
when he is infallable he cannot go against church canon
Matthew 10:20
becuase God is working through him
He gave Peter infallibility when speaking the word of God
Peter
Mk?
And?
Whatever the Apostles said, God said
And apostolic succession causes this to pass onto the Roman Pontiff
As head of the Church
If Peter's power can be translated to another person
it's not peter's power
it's the power of God in Peter
Matthews 10:20
Peter was initially the head of the Church, he was the rock upon which it was built
Huh
Why didn't Peter's ability to raise the dead be given to his successor
