An Essay on Papal Infallibility

Exploring the concept of papal infallibility, this essay delves into the theological and historical implications of the doctrine within the Catholic Church. John Sinclair examines the origins and development of the idea, analyzing its impact on Church authority and the faith of believers. The work invites readers to consider the balance between tradition and modernity in religious thought, making it a significant contribution to discussions on ecclesiastical power and the role of the papacy.