Primacy of the Roman Pontiff - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The primacy of the Roman Pontiff is the apostolic authority of the Pope (Bishop of Rome), from the Holy See, over the several churches that comprise the Catholic Church in the Latin and Eastern Rite...
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Medieval Sourcebook: Leo I: The Petrine Doctrine [r.440-461] ... SERMON III. On His Birthday, Iii: Delivered On The Anniversary Of His Elevation To The Pontificate. ... II. From Christ and through S. Peter the priesthood is handed on in perpetuity.
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Dr. Pangloss is a naively optimistic pedant who upholds the doctrine that "all is for the best," and that "we live in the best of all possible worlds," claiming that a benevolent deity creates all things for positive purposes, and if we could only decipher cause/effect accurately, we would see this.
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Roman Catholics have traditionally believed the Petrine doctrine. The Petrine doctrine is the belief that Saint Peter was given special authority by Christ that has since passed on to each Pope.
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question: Ano ang petrine doctrine? Please help us answer this question. ... Search: All sources Community Q&A Reference topics ... Answers.com > Wiki Answers > Ano ang petrine doctrine...
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Scripture and history both show that the early Church did not recognize the Roman theory of Petrine primacy. Rather, it was ambitious Roman bishops who developed the doctrine to gain power over other bishops and their churches.
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Medieval Sourcebook: Leo I: The Petrine Doctrin ... [Note: pagination of Nicene and Post Nicene Fathers, Vol XII, edition, preserved] ... SERMON III. On His Birthday, Iii: Delivered On The Anniversary Of His Elevation To The ; Pontificate.
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there was no such doctrine as the primacy of the Roman See. ... There’s an interesting theory which suggests that the so-called Petrine passage from Matthew 16 above was actually itself a later forgery. It seems to only appear in Matthew of all the four Gospels. The argument is a little bit obtuse, but so are pretty much...
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Leo was the first to state the Petrine doctrine outright, saying that he was the "heir" of St. Peter and that Christ had appointed Peter as head of his church. He said that all bishops were heirs to the apostles (this was general belief at the time), and that Peter was the chief of the apostles.
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