title: Linus or Peter? : The Question of Papal Infallibility
author: Robert Geis
description: <b>Robert Geis</b> is the author of the published philosophic study <i> Christ From Death Arisen</i> (2008), and two published philosophic works on immortality, <i>Personal Existence After Death: Reductionist Circularities and the Evidence</i> (1995) and "Descartes' Res: An Interactionist Difficulty" in the 1997 collection of essays edited by Brendan Sweetman, <i>The Failure of Modernism</i>. Geis' most recent book is <i>Same-Sex in Scripture</i> (2008). His graduate studies in philosophy were through a fellowship at Loyola University. He pursued graduate scripture courses in Hebrew at Mt. St. Mary's University Seminary. He is a prelate protosyncellus in the Eastern Orthodox Catholic rite.
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  A call for the resumption of a debate not
  taken seriously since the 17th Century
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  CATHOLIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE
  The most hotly debated issue in the Traditional Movement of the Roman
  Catholic Church is the question regarding the effect of heresy both taught
  and defended by the occupant of the Chair of Peter in a manner that is
  clearly an exercise of the official papal office. Does he remain the Pope
  or not for doing this? What is more, are those who even voice such a
  possibility heretics themselves? Are they attacking and dividing the
  doctrine of the infallibility of the Papacy? Can someone judge the Pope?
  These are many other questions regarding this important issue are
  discussed in this book by Arnaldo da Silveira. Written early on in the
  current crisis, t