IV.   Theology

Infallibility is a fictional form of dogma of the Roman Death Cult, also known as the Vatican, also known as the Roman Catholic Church whereby it is claimed under certain formal circumstances the Roman Pontiff when speaking or promulgating a teaching, does so without the possibility of error. While it is not stated explicitly, it is nonetheless clear that the Roman Death Cult claims its leader has the exclusive ability on occasions to be possessed by a form of Divinity and therefore a perfect Deity.

Contrary to error in misreading, the doctrine of infallibility does not in any way imply possession by the Divine Creator of the Universe, or an equivalent term, but a lesser “god” through possession. Furthermore, the doctrine of infallibility does not state unequivocally that such possession is a traditionally positive spirit compared to a claimed spirit being the personification of negativity.

In accordance with these canons and the most sacred Covenant Pactum de Singularis Caelum any implied or secret claim through the doctrine of infallibility that the Roman Pontiff may on occasions be possessed by the spirit of Satan is null and void, having no spiritual legitimacy.

As the doctrine of infallibility is a heresy against the traditional faith of the Roman Death Cult, all office bearers, including the Roman Pontiff, Cardinals, Bishops, Prelates, Priests and officials are also declared formal heretics.

As all office bearers through the doctrine of infallibility are now declared formal heretics, no act, sacramental issue, law, decree or other kind of action issued by any official of the Roman Death Cult has any spiritual or legal validity. Therefore, all such actions since the dogma of infallibility was decreed are null and void from the beginning.

As all actions since the dogma of infallibility was decreed are invalid, because of the status of all officials and agents of the Roman Death Cult being formal heretics, the Canon Law issued in 1917 and in 1983 by the Roman Death Cult are automatically null and void, having no force of law.