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Will the Roman Catholic Church ever change its position on women's ordination, contraception, clerical celibacy, or even infallibility itself? Is change possible, or are all teachings etched in stone? For some Catholics, the answer is in the old adage, "Rome has spoken, the case is closed." Yet history tells a different story. When Rome speaks, the debate often heats up. And the case is never closed.
For the first time the documentation of these changes is complied in a single volume. Expert commentators put the changing ideas into historical and theological contexts. Rome Has Spoken ... is a fascinating reference for adult Catholics and for anyone interested in the history of religion.
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Doctrines, Church and social problems, Papal documents, Papal doctrines, Catholic Church, History, Catholicism, Histoire, Documents pontificaux, Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, Geloofsleer, Église catholique, Église et problèmes sociaux, Doctrinal Theology, Catholic church, doctrines, Church and social problems, catholic churchShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Rome has spoken: a guide to forgotten papal statements and how they have changed through the centuries
1998, Crossroad
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0824517741 9780824517748
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-233) and index.
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