Ah , I never considered you were using a boot manager . I used to use one , but it ' s just so much simpler to use Luma exclusively , imo . Glad you got it working ! <| sep |> it feels a bit rushed no buildup with this romance story <| sep |> Don ' t blow a gasket . <| sep |> dude ikri always smh when people are amazed at my strengthits like , dude , you don ' t even know . <| sep |> I ' m afraid I ' m gonna need pics . Ya know , for science . <| sep |> thing is i ' ve heard that the highlight intro shows the golden sleep dart gun but in game it doesn ' t show . it ' s strange but makes sense <| sep |> When did he deny the faith ? Also , which heresies has he taught ? Quite often , but some of the more common repeated heresies teaching heresy is a denial of the Faith capital punishment is at best tolerable , and should be abolished Catholics believe capital punishment is a positive right of the State and a morally good rule of law Catechism of the Council of Trent the Catholic Church is merely part of a greater Church of Christ Paul VI , Lumen Gentium Catholics believe the Catholic Church is merely another term for the Church of Christ Pope Pius XII , Mystici Corporis Christi the Church should dialogue as an equal with heretical sects and must work toward a goal of Christianity ' s eventual unity Paul VI , Unitatis Redintegratio Catholics believe Unity is a mark of the Church that has been , is , and always will be present , and that this mark cannot be lost that multiple religions are basically good and tools God uses for salvation Paul VI , Nostra Aetate Catholics believe there is no salvation outside the Catholic Church , and that it alone is the only means by which men can be saved Pope Innocent III , Fourth Lateran Council men have a natural right from his dignity to follow whatever religion he considers to be true Paul VI , Dignitatis Humanae Catholics believe that following false religions is objectively wrong , and cannot be considered a natural right Pope Pius IX , Quanta Cura the State has an obligation to protect a freedom to follow any religion as a civil right Paul VI , Dignitatis Humanae Catholics believe the State is morally obliged to suppress false religions , or at most tolerate them as secondary to the true religion when a greater good is accomplished by such toleration Pope Leo XIII , Immortale Dei etc ie , this list is not exhaustive As the Pope , if he speaks infallibly in a manner deemed otherwise heretical , wouldn ' t it just be a sudden change to the current moral views ? That ' s exactly the point of the second question I gave you Catholics do not believe the pope has authority nor power to change doctrine such as morality . Catholic teaching is that if a pope were to ever publicly teach heresy whether or not he intends to teach it as a change in doctrine , he would by that very fact be offering up his resignation and cease to be pope . It is even formally defined by the Catholic Church Pope Paul IV , C um Ex Apostolatus Officio that someone who has publicly taught heresy prior to election such as Francis cannot validly become pope at all even with the unanimous support of the cardinals , and even if there has been no formal declaration .