infallibility

You certainly don't have to believe in the infallibility of the bible to get something out of his work.

We're at far more risk from public servants with delusions of grandeur and infallibility going unchecked than lunatics with bombs.

There is obviously a difference between our perception of self-infallibility and my attempt to cut short that argument has failed.

Fallability and infallibility in this case are most likely just functions of our knowledge.

Good to demonstrate the failure modes, rather than attempt to project complete infallibility.

The current language around drone strikes is one of precision, sanitation, and infallibility.

But Global Warming advocates are so convinced of their absolute infallibility that they're suggesting a solution based on a cause they can't prove.

But in reality there is more propaganda about its infallibility than reality.

Thomas Aquinas spent much of his life using the bible to make a hole host of philosophic treaties based on the infallibility of the bible.

Perhaps politicians ought to pretend infallibility, but serious thinkers shouldn't.

That fostered an aura of infallibility around its leaders?

I may have erred on the exact name of the logical fallacy, but it doesn't mean that there is no fallacy: valid views discarded based on the blind assumption of Unix's infallibility.

When people take the phrase: " Stallman was right, as usual." and suggest that this is a claim of infallibility.

Convinced of their own and their "scriptures" infallibility?

"infallibility" could be good for making people confident and no doubt.

"being a doctor who's seen a lot of patients, why would I doubt his recommendation?" - An MD degree does not bestow infallibility or scientific inscrutability on the people who have them.