fallible

Nobody told the media to make a fallible person with a dubious electoral winning streak the “genius” behind the GOP.

We allow in others the right of private judgment, and confess that we, as others, are fallible men.

You glory in liberty of conscience, and are the bound slaves of a fallible Church, as if she were infallible.

Fallible men make mistakes and commit injustice, sometimes greater than that which they are seeking to prevent.

Then am I to infer,” said his Questioner, “that you are not fallible?

He is so intent on announcing his discovery that mankind is fallible, unhappy, helpless, undesirable.