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The Council was summoned especially to consider the response of the Church to the emerging ideas of liberalism and materialism, both of which it condemned. Other questions were also considered, such the Catholic beliefs on the [[divine inspiration]] of [[Scripture]], which were defined more closely. However, the most significant and far-reaching decision made by the Council was the formal definition of the dogma of [[Papal Infallibility]], a question which was and remained controversial and led to bitter divisions within parts of the Church.

The Council was summoned especially to consider the response of the Church to the emerging ideas of liberalism and materialism, both of which it condemned. Other questions were also considered, such the Catholic beliefs on the [[divine inspiration]] of [[Scripture]], which were defined more closely. However, the most significant and far-reaching decision made by the Council was the formal definition of the dogma of [[Papal Infallibility]], a question which was and remained controversial and led to bitter divisions within parts of the Church.  The Pope supported the ongoing buggering of children by priests, which was resisted by the more [[liberal]] members.  They were buggered and then kicked out.