Infallible

Pope

Faith, by definition, is the elimination of reason and the result of ignorance. There is nothing more stressful than the necessity of knowledge combined with the lack of it. For the same reason there is nothing more adequate to cause relief to this stress than religions, telling us what is behind the unknown. Admitting the Pope is infallible is a mere act of faith, which in plain words is like saying: I believe it because they told me to do so (and was threatened with nothing less than eternity in hell).

Conclusion: The Pope was wrong twice and eternal nothingness goes up in the charts.