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Why is it so important that church teachings remain free from error?
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∙ 12y ago
This is Matt DAmore and the answer is the teachings must remain free from air because people need to know they have freedom.
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Why is it so important that the church teachings remain free from error?
Our Blessed Lord, Himself, in Matthew 16:17-19 put St. Peter (and his successors) in charge of His Church, and guaranteed that the gates of hell would never overcome them. This is important as the only reason that any of us are here on earth is to choose heaven and prepare to go there. Our Blessed Lord did not leave this to guess work, or having to figure it out, He established His Church, guaranteed it, and guaranteed our salvation if we follow it and do what He commanded us to do.
How important is it to you to produce error free work?
Important
What is sacred magisterium?
The sacred magisterium refers to the teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church, particularly when it comes to matters of faith and morals. It is considered authoritative and infallible when the Pope speaks ex cathedra, or when a doctrine is defined by an ecumenical council.
True or false developing a hypothesis is an important contributor to human error?
False. A very important contributor to human error is the false hypothesis or mistaken assumption.
Why were Luther's teachings better than those of the Catholic Church?
An answer from a Catholic member of our community:The teachings of the Catholic Church are nothing other than the teaching of Our Blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who is God, who established "His" Church, and guaranteed "His" Church and send the Holy Spirit to guide "His" Church until the end of the world. The teachings of Martin Luther are those of a man who made up his own teachings fifteen centuries later to suit himself, edited the Bible to suit himself. Now why would you pose a question that assumes that a man's teachings are "better" than God's teachings? The only way to answer that question in a postive manner is to assume that Martin Luther corrected the Catholic Church's teaching and that Jesus Christ obviously could not follow through on His promise to preserve the Church from error.
If the Pentecostal church is not lined up with the truth aren't they in error and are they a cult?
If any church, be it Pentecostal or Baptist or Lutheran etc... is not lined up with the truth they are in error. However, just because someone is in error doesn't mean they are a cult. A cult is a group that would deny the deity of Jesus Christ.
Why do scientists identify sources of error in their experiment?
this is important to be her formula is correct.
Why is it important for scientists to calculate percent error?
To determine how right or wrong their answer is.
Why it is important to understand instructions?
Understanding instructions reduces the possibility of error.
Why did the English religious Reformers purify Christianity?
The Protestant "Reformers" felt that the Catholic Church had some erroneous and abused teachings. Granted there was some abuse with the sale of Indulgences, this should have been (and was) corrected from within the Church, not through schism as Martin Luther and the other "Reformers" did. In addition to this Martin Luther felt that the Catholic Church was in error with their belief in using Sacred Tradition along with Sacred Scripture, and the belief that Good Works were a necessary manifestationof Grace. [Catholics of course do not believe that we are saved by our works, but as it says in James 2:24;26 Faith without works is dead]
What would be considered least important in the process of social learning?
trial and error
Why is the process important?
Its A Fun Way To Write ! And Your Free From Error And Other Things
