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Of course Catholics were bound to be against woman rights - the pope himself told them so. Your problem here is you seem to believe anyone cares about the (lar
by trasz 5y ago
Of course Catholics were bound to be against woman rights - the pope himself told them so.
Your problem here is you seem to believe anyone cares about the (largely made up) distinction between doctrinal vs non-doctrinal, which in real life doesn’t matter at all.
- gjsman-1000 5y agoActually, if you enter Catholic spheres (which I have to examine their thinking), they argue about doctrine and non-doctrinal all the freaking time. Constantly. They argue whether they need to follow the Pope on something or not and their internal Canon Law requirements without stop. However, there is no dispute about what is doctrinal. There is instead dispute about how that doctrine is put in practice. Such as can a Pope do Action A without being doctrinally not Pope anymore, and what non-doctrinal process would need to follow.
- JumpCrisscross 5y agoTo expand on this, the whole canonical-non-canonical meme in pop culture is a derivative, approximation and dilution of the Catholic tradition.
- trasz 5y agoThe theologians discuss that, because that’s their job, but it doesn’t matter to anyone else. The difference has no consequences, but also has no real reasoning behind it.