This inconsistency is itself an outcome of the teaching that the RCC has the authority to develop doctrine. The Magisterium (teaching office) claims it can define doctrine not explicitly found in Scripture, based on “Sacred Tradition” and the Church’s evolving understanding.
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This inconsistency is itself an outcome of the teaching that the RCC has the authority to develop doctrine. The Magisterium (teaching office) claims it can define doctrine not explicitly found in Scripture, based on “Sacred Tradition” and the Church’s evolving understanding.
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