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The doctrine is similar to certain secular views of inerrant procedural safeguards in the law, such that a jury verdict combined with other procedural protections can reduce the possibility of error t
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'''Papal Infallibility''' is the [[Roman Catholic]] dogma that the [[Pope]] is unable to err when he teaches on a certain question of faith or morals. [[File:Infall1.jpg|thumb|275px]]
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'''Papal Infallibility''' is a rarely invoked [[Roman Catholic]] doctrine that a [[Pope]], after consideration, discussion and prayer, may make a pronouncement that on faith or morals that is free from error. [[File:Infall1.jpg|thumb|275px]]
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The doctrine is similar to certain secular views of inerrant procedural safeguards in the law, such that a jury verdict combined with other procedural protections can reduce the possibility of error to zero.
    
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