“And this is worse, because to do this is to make yourself, in your own mind, immune to criticism, which will serve to make you even more infallibilist.”

“The officers, and the public, knowing nothing of the existence of minority reports, trust the infallibility of the system.”

“There is absolutely no universal agreement among theologians as to the infallibility of this statement.”

“These include belief in the Creed of the Apostles and adherence to the doctrine of papal infallibility.”

“Though it is not obvious that infallibilism does lead to skepticism, this paper argues that one should be willing to accept it even if it does.”

“Indeed, the usual interpretation of these cases relies on a surprising infallibilism about knowledge.”

“First, is the infallibilism on offer compatible with naturalism?”

“The professor's infallibleness in solving complex mathematical equations impressed his students.”