C. Propositions of Master Peter of Osma, condemned in the Congregation of Complutum, and afterward by Sixtus IV, in the year 1479

1. Mortal sins, as to guilt and the punishment of the other age, are blotted out by contrition of heart alone, without order to the keys.

2. Confession concerning sins in species was useful to the Church from some statute, not by divine right.

3. Depraved thoughts ought not to be confessed, but are blotted out by displeasure alone, without order to the keys.

4. Confession ought to be secret, that is, concerning secret sins, not manifest sins.

5. Penitents are not to be absolved unless the penance enjoined on them has first been completed.

8. The Pope cannot dispense in the statutes of the universal Church.

Condemned as scandalous and heretical.