Accurate divine science useful and laudable though not required for salvation
Even while holding that implicit faith in most dogmas, and only rude confused notitia of the principal articles, can suffice for salvation, Rome does not deny the usefulness of deeper divine science.
Such science kindles love of God; learners who advance deserve praise, while perpetual learners who never reach truth deserve blame.
Latin
XXVIII. Denique etsi doceant ad salutem sufficere, si quis implicite credat pleraque fidei dogmata, neque putent ad salutem necessario requiri primorum etiam & praecipuorum articulorum fidei accuratam & distinctam notitiam, sed rudem tantum & confusam, nihilominus non negant utilem & laudabilem esse scientiam rerum divinarum, quippe quae amorem Dei magis ac magis accendit: & sicut laude digni sunt qui discendo proficiunt, ita merito reprehendi, qui semper discunt, & ad scientiam veritatis nunquam perveniunt.