догматска дефиниција

догматска дефиниција

Свечена изјава од страна на Вселенски Собор или од страна на папата дека учењето е откриено од Бога и мора да се верува од страна на универзална Црква, како дефиниции се нарекуваат сигурен, и мора да се почитуваат со послушност на верата (891).

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