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Mondinelli proposes the law without regulation to explain doctrinal changes
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Mondinelli argues that contemporary theological discourse uses a method called the law without regulation to diminish Catholic doctrine without openly denying any specific truth. This process creates a situation where the faithful must seek out older catechisms and personal study of reliable sources to maintain their faith.
The study suggests this method leads to general confusion and makes it difficult for children to preserve an intact faith within a structure that becomes increasingly ambiguous.
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