two o'clock
It seemed that even the ministers allowed that , now . And if so , why then the Catholic 's claim that Christ 's intention had never been wholly frustrated , but that a visible unity was to be found amongst themselves -- surely this was easier to believe than the Protestant theory that the Church which had been visible for fifteen centuries was not really the Church at all ; but that the true Church had been invisible -- in spite of Christ 's intention -- during all that period , and was now to be found only in small separated bodies scattered here and there . How of the prevailing of the gates of hell , if that were allowed to be true ? * * * * At two o'clock they reassembled for the afternoon conference ; and now they got even closer to the heart of the matter , for the subject was to be , whether the Church could err ? Fulke asserted that it could , and did ; and made a syllogism : `` Whatsoever error is incident to every member , is incident to the whole . But it is incident to every member to err ; _ ergo _ , to the whole . '' `` I deny both _ major _ and _ minor _ , '' said Campion quietly .