>>761835
No, not really. Pope Boniface VIII had a tendency to (to his own harm) dramatise what he was saying (perhaps here not in a very high degree, but still, it should be taken into account when reading anything by Boniface VIII), and Unam Sanctam, like most other papal documents you will read, follows a specific jargon and takes for granted certain circumstances (e.g. the way in which specifically medieval governments worked) that together might mislead a 21st century man and lead him to incorrect conclusions. And the danger of misunderstanding what the pope ia saying is several times higher when the person reading has no knowledge of Catholic theology in general. It's like you want to learn physics and instead of reading a simple school textbook, you begin with a professional, jargon-filled article in an academic newspaper.