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The Vicars of Christ by Peter de Rosa.
The Dark Side of the Papacy
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"After Peter, the centuries roll by, full of controversies, any one of which today would involve immediate recourse to Rome for a decision... We have already noted that not a single Father can find any hint of a Petrine office in the great biblical texts that refer to Peter. Papal supremacy and infallibility, so central to the Catholic church today, are simply not mentioned. Not a single creed, nor confession of faith, nor catechism, nor passage in patristic writings contains one syllable about the pope, still less about faith and doctrine being derived from him."
Peter de Rosa, Vicars of Christ: The Dark Side of the Papacy, p. 206.
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The Dark Side of the Papacy
www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/....howViewpoints=1
"After Peter, the centuries roll by, full of controversies, any one of which today would involve immediate recourse to Rome for a decision... We have already noted that not a single Father can find any hint of a Petrine office in the great biblical texts that refer to Peter. Papal supremacy and infallibility, so central to the Catholic church today, are simply not mentioned. Not a single creed, nor confession of faith, nor catechism, nor passage in patristic writings contains one syllable about the pope, still less about faith and doctrine being derived from him."
Peter de Rosa, Vicars of Christ: The Dark Side of the Papacy, p. 206.
www.adishakti.org/_/peter_de_rosa_vicars_of_christ_the_dark_side_of_the_papacy.htm