A Manual of the History of Dogmas, Vol 1 The Development of Dogmas During the Patristic Age, 100869 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from A Manual of the History of Dogmas, Vol. 1: The Development of Dogmas During the Patristic Age, 100-869

Hence Christian Dogma is Obviously less inclusive than Christian Doctrine; for this latter comprises not only defined truths, but also such others as are ordinarily set forth in the instruction of the faithful with the simple approval of the magisterium ecclesiasticum. Obviously, too, Christian Dogma presupposes two things: the fact of revelation and the existence of an infallible teaching authority.

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