‘Infallible’ means one who can in no way err
– it is the opposite of ‘error prone’ – not ‘fallibility’
- God alone is infallible
- Scripture is infallible, because it is of God – in it is perfect truth.
- I cannot discuss infallibility with an infidel.
God alone is infallible
‘Infallible’ means one who can in no way err
– it is the opposite of ‘error prone’ – not ‘fallibility’
God alone is infallible; for “infallible” means one who cannot fail. Truth is not the same as infallibility; truth is the opposite to error, not to fallibility.
Objection: You cannot say that anything is infallible.
Answer: God alone is infallible; for “infallible” means one who cannot fail. Truth is not the same as infallibility; truth is the opposite to error, not to fallibility.
Scripture comes from God; it presents the truth; it is infallible. But there is no need to defend it to the infidel who rejects it. However, There is a difference between infallibility and perfect truth. If I question the infallibility of scripture, I am making a statement about the book. However when I reject perfect truth, I avoid facing what affects my conscience.
In strict logic, only one who is incapable of erring, is infallible in what he says,