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Analyze the following passage from Execrabilis (1460) to answer the question below:Wishing therefore to expel this deadly poison from the Church of Christ, and concerned with the salvation of the sheep committed to us ... with the counsel and assent of our venerable brothers, the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, together with the counsel and assent of all those prelates who have been trained in canon and civil law who follow our Court, and with our own certain knowledge, we condemn appeals of this kind, reject them as erroneous and abominable, and declare them to be completely null and void.Identify the statement that best reflects the view the papacy had regarding the council created by the Synod of 1415.
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