Quodlibet 31: Are We Obligated to Assent to Non-Infallible Church Teaching?
From Sed Contra: A Podcast of Catholic Theology · 01:01:20
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Do We Have to Assent to Non-Infallible Church Teaching? What are the different ways in which the Church teaches? Are they all infallible? Why does matter have to be the principle of individuation? What do the mystical theologians mean by the phrase "quasi-experimental" contemplation? How should we judge the morality of new and emerging medical technologies like therapeutic brain implants and augmented perception? Do the guys like Halloween? Join us for these questions and more!
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