definición dogmática

definición dogmática

Una declaración solemne realizada por un concilio ecuménico o por el papa que establece que una doctrina es revelada por Dios y debe ser aceptada por la iglesia global; tales definiciones se declaran infalibles y deben ser profesadas con la obediencia de la fe (891).

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