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Dependency profile — Roman Petrine succession does not by itself establish universal jurisdiction over all bishops

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INTERPRETATION_DEPENDENCY_PROFILEDEP_INT_MAT_16_ROMAN_JURISDICTION
Interpretation Dependency Profile

Context Model Dependent

Profiled target: Roman Petrine succession does not by itself establish universal jurisdiction over all bishops

Argument-dependency analysis for the Matthew 16 doctrine stress test. The profile cannot increase evidentiary weight.

Premises

Later Doctrinal Premise · Disputed · Prerequisite

The bishop of Rome uniquely succeeds to Peter’s Petrine office.

Premise P1

Later Doctrinal Premise · Disputed · Core Bridge

That succession entails jurisdiction over every bishop and local church.

Premise P2

Dependency chain

The bishop of Rome uniquely succeeds to Peter’s Petrine office.
That succession entails jurisdiction over every bishop and local church.

Curated chronology

State: HISTORICAL_ORIGIN_UNKNOWN

Date Label: v57 curated corpus

Date Sort Key: 9999

Note: This profile distinguishes the current Archive evidence chain from historical origin. The earliest loaded witness is not a claim that the idea originated there.

Not an origin claim: this records the earliest currently curated witness relevant to the profile, not the first historical occurrence.

Development threads: THREAD_MAT_16_PETRINE_TO_PAPAL_CHAIN, THREAD_MAT_16_ROCK_RECEPTION_DIVERSITY

What this profile does not establish

That Catholic universal jurisdiction is disproved merely because it is doctrinally developed.
That all Orthodox churches formulate primacy identically to Moscow.

What this does not establish

That Catholic universal jurisdiction is disproved merely because it is doctrinally developed.
That all Orthodox churches formulate primacy identically to Moscow.
Release Introduced
v57
Passage Id
PASSAGE_MAT_16_13_20
Status
CURATED_PUBLIC