Well said. While I theologically disagree with Reformed and the other traditional Protestant theologies, they have a grounding in the Traditions and History of the Church that the Fundamentalist and Evangelical (in the seeker and mega-church variety) do not have. It would appear that while Luther broke with Tradition (from the Catholic POV), it wasn’t as radical a break in the basic history of the Church as seen in the Dispensationalists.
It would appear that while Luther broke with Tradition (from the Catholic POV), it wasn’t as radical a break in the basic history of the Church as seen in the Dispensationalists.
Absolutely not. If you read the reformers, they're writings are full of references to the folks that preceded them.