Similarly, the Reformed tradition has traditionally distinguished three kinds
of doctrinal error related to fundamental articles of the faith: (1) errors directly against a fundamental article (contra fundamentum); (2) errors around a fundamental or in indirect contradiction to it (circa fundamentum); (3) errors beyond a fundamental article (praeter fundamentum).
To give him credit, his theology sounded fairly orthodox at this point, with no sign
of the doctrinal errors on the Trinity he's been accused of (he's previously preached that there are actually nine parts to the Trinity, as each person of the Godhead is in fact a trinity itself).
As well as listing their vices, including murdering and betraying each other, Luther turned once again to describing the well - known examples
of their doctrinal errors: «They put that noble child Mary right into the place of Christ.
Not exact matches
I don't like pointing out other Christians
doctrinal errors as I know that this side
of eternity I will never be completely right and it is not our duty to point out Christ's servants faults.
This formula does not appear in the
Doctrinal Decree
of the Council (a profession
of faith called the Lateran Creed), but in a second section devoted to the
errors of Abbott Joachim.
The priest might put his foot down and ban the use
of hymns that contain
doctrinal errors: the one where Jesus is reported as saying «I am with you in this bread and wine» for example.
If, however, we examine the condemnations with an eye to the pattern
of two Modernisms and two Thomisms, much comes clear — for Pius X had gone back into the mode
of making lists
of errors, but he focused his attention not on social modernity but on the
doctrinal and metaphysical aspects
of modern thought.
However, the
error of doctrinal uniformity continues to plague the church as some groups are more concerned about articulating the
errors of one group or another than in rejoicing with others that they share a belief in the same Lord and Savior.
In February the Jesuit theologian Roger Haight, former professor at Weston Jesuit School
of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, received notification that the Vatican had found «serious
doctrinal errors» in his 1999 book Jesus: Symbol
of God (Orbis) and that he was forbidden to teach as a Catholic theologian.
This
of course is a serious
doctrinal error ingrained in the practice
of the group.
If I'm just commenting right now I think that most
doctrinal error comes from people looking at only the English version
of some versus, and that verse in alone excluding context, but making sure that the Greek originals line up with their view based off English helps a lot.
Trent and Vatican I remain normative for the Catholic faith, but a distinction should be drawn between criticizing their incomplete or unbalanced formulations
of the truth and claiming that these councils formally committed the Church to
doctrinal error.
Inerrancy is the doctrine that the Bible teaches no
error of any kind, whether
doctrinal, ethical, historical, or scientific.
The Holy Ghost took the author through an intense 200 - day period
of fasting in one year, including a 40 - day water fast, before revealing some important
doctrinal errors and end time deceptions.