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Infallibility

Religious Studies, 1980
It has often been charged that the doctrine of papal infallibility is either false or incoherent. These charges stem, I believe, from a misunderstanding of the logical character of infallible papal utterances, a misunderstanding shared alike by friends and foes of the doctrine. In this paper, I shall argue that the doctrine is both coherent and correct.
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Infallible Fallibilism

New Blackfriars, 1982
I believe that a thoroughgoing fallibilism, which is supposed to apply actually to the statements constitutive of fallibilism themselves, is self-destructive, and consequently absurd. I wish to propose a less radical, but I think perfectly self-consistent, kind of fallibilism, which I shall argue is not self-destructive.
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Innocuous Infallibility

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2002
Alan Sidelle has offered an argument to show that internalism about justification implies us to have a certain sort of infallibility concerning some internal facts. This is true but harmless to internalism.
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Infallibility Revisited

Theology Today, 1972
“Anyone who works with the literature of the infallibility debate quickly detects that underlying much of the controversy are some radically different assumptions about theological method…. It is abundantly clear from Küng's earlier works that he takes biblical categories as normative, accepts and draws upon insights of critical biblical scholarship ...
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Are there Infallible Expalanations?

Tulane Studies in Philosophy, 1960
Toward the end of the preface to his Philosophie des Rechts, Hegel observes that “the owl of Minerva takes flight only with the gathering of dusk”.1 He says this in connection with his view that philosphy always comesn on the scene after the processes with which it is concerned are completed.
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Discussion – Infallibility

Religious Studies, 1982
Patrick McGrath has argued that my defence of papal infallibility does not succeed. His basic strategy is to establish that, contrary to my arguments, infallible papal utterances are statements and not merely declarations. He wants this result in order to go on to show that the Pope, in possession of no priviliged epistemic access to the world, is not ...
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Voiceprint-Identification Infallibility

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1962
Previously reported work demonstrated that a high degree of speaker-identification accuracy could be achieved by visually matching the Voiceprint (spectrogram) of an unknown speaker's utterance with a similar Voiceprint in a group of reference prints. Both reference and unknown utterances consisted of single cue words excerpted from contextual material.
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Aristotle’s Infallible Perception

Apeiron, 2019
Abstract In the De Anima, Aristotle claims that the five senses are infallible about their proper objects. I contend that this claim means that sight is infallible about its proper object in its most specific form, i. e. sight is infallible about red or green and not merely about color in general.
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Rethinking microbial infallibility in the metagenomics era

FEMS Microbiology Ecology, 2021
Maureen A O'malley, David A Walsh
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Against the Doctrine of Infallibility

Philosophical Quarterly, 2021
Christopher Willard-Kyle
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