Objections against convoking an Imperfect General Council.
Objections
We have addressed some of the more common objections put forward against convoking an Imperfect General Council.
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I. Only Bishops with Territorial Jurisdiction Can Participate in a General Council.
II. Only Cardinals Can Elect a True Pope.
III. The Election of a Pope Can Only Be Done by the Roman Clergy.
IV. The Pope Cannot Live outside of Rome. If We Are to Have a True Pope, He Has to Be the Bishop of Rome and Live in Rome.
V. Before Another Pope Can Be Elected, All Claimants Must Be Removed.
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I. Only Bishops with Territorial Jurisdiction Can Participate in a General Council.
To answer this objection there are three points to consider:
a) A General Council is different from an …More