[bornacatholic]

Well, if the protestant revolutionaires couldn't falsify scripture everywhere (as they did in Malachias) then they were compelled to repudiate it.

The Lustful Lunatic Luther commanded his followers to deny Scripture when it disagreed with his personal opinions...

That shall serve you as a true rule that whenever the Scriptures orders and commands to do good works, you must so understand it that the Scriptures forbid good works. If you should not sin agianst the gospel, then be on your guard against good works, avoid them as one avoids a pest

*Rules of Faith, Accrd. to Big Brother Luther

WAR IS PEACE

FREEDOM IS SLAVERY

IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH

SCRIPTURE MEANS THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT IT TEACHES

[kosta50]

Well, if the protestant revolutionaires couldn't falsify scripture everywhere (as they did in Malachias) then they were compelled to repudiate it

Someone once remarked that it's not a miracle that Protestant error spread but that it actually stopped spreading as rapidly. Luther ushered "easy religion," with the rule "pecca fortiter" (sin forth!), assuring his followers to the effect that even if one commits adultery 300 times a day, God will forgive as long as you call on Jesus.

Doesn't get much easier than that!