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This question about which Catholic doctrines are infallible, was asked in another forum. Since I\u2019ve heard it asked many times, I thought it would be good to share my answer for public consumption:<\/p>\n
All this talk about the infallible doctrines of the RC got me to wondering: where can I find the book or books in which these doctrines are set forth? Is there some kind of list, like all the decisions of all the Councils plus all the Papal bulls, or something like that?<\/p>\n
Is there an official set of agreed-upon infallible doctrines somewhere, and maybe a supplementary list of probably-true-but-not-definitely-true doctrines?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The best source I know (especially for laymen) is\u00a0Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma<\/i>, by Ludwig Ott (4th edition published by TAN Books, Rockford, Illinois, 1974, and\u00a0available online<\/a>).<\/p>\n
He starts out by explaining the various levels of dogmatic certainty. Many folks are unaware that the Catholic Church distinguishes between various levels of infallibility<\/em> itself, with the famous\u00a0ex cathedra<\/i>\u00a0being the very highest and the infallibility of the ordinary magisterium being an example of a lower-level infallibility. I deal with this issue at length in the following paper:<\/p>\n
Infallibility, Councils, and Levels of Church Authority: Explanation of the Subtleties of Church Teaching and Debate with Several Radical Catholic Reactionaries<\/a>\u00a0[7-30-99; terminology updated, and a few minor changes made on 7-31-18]<\/p>\n
Catholics are bound to accept dogmas under\u00a0any<\/i>\u00a0of these categories of infallibility (a thing which has been cynically, ruthlessly or ignorantly exploited \u2014 I should say,\u00a0distorted\u00a0\u2014 by liberal or dissenting Catholics who wish to reject certain Catholic dogmas that they don\u2019t care for).<\/p>\n
After explaining the different levels of authority, Ott then presents a systematic theology of various doctrines, by giving simple one-line propositions or doctrines and then classifying them (de fide<\/i>\u00a0dogma being the highest in the book). That allows one to see how authoritative or certain various Catholic doctrines are, according to the Catholic Church.<\/p>\n
Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma<\/em>\u00a0was revised by Dr. Ott himself in 1969, and a new English edition (2018)<\/a> is now available: supervised by my good friend, Dr. Robert Fastiggi. It runs about $60 on Amazon.<\/p>\n
Then there is Joseph Denzinger\u2019s\u00a0The Sources of Catholic Dogma<\/i>\u00a0(available online in its entirety: 1955 version<\/a>) but it doesn\u2019t make the helpful distinctions that Ott makes, and merely lists dogmatic documents. The 2012 43rd edition<\/a> (again, translated and edited by Dr. Fastiggi), can be purchased for about $55.<\/p>\n
The\u00a0Catechism of the Catholic Church<\/i><\/a>\u00a0[I\u2019ve linked to the online 2nd version] is also good to simply find out what Catholics believe and what they are bound to. But in answer to the specific question above, I don\u2019t know of any better source than Dr. Ott. He is very helpful.<\/p>\n
For excellent treatments of the fine-tuned distinctions of the Church, even within the category of \u201cinfallibility,\u201d see:<\/p>\n
\u201cFour Levels of the Church\u2019s Teaching\u201d<\/a>\u00a0(Fr. William G. Most)<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Hierarchy of Truths and the Truth\u201d\u00a0<\/a>(Fr. William G. Most)<\/p>\n
\u201cA Discussion of Infallibility\u201d<\/a>\u00a0(Fr. John Trigilio)<\/p>\n
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(originally 11-11-05; rev. 9-16-08, 12-15-18)<\/p>\n
Photo credit:\u00a0<\/strong>Second Vatican Council at St. Peter\u2019s in Rome; photograph by<\/span> Lothar Wolleh<\/a> (1930-1979)<\/span> [Wikimedia Commons<\/a> \/\u00a0\u00a0Creative Commons<\/a>\u00a0Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported<\/a>\u00a0license]<\/p>\n
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