[Alex Murphy]

My family’s church was nominally Presbyterian, but denominational differences meant very little to us. I frequently heard that disagreements over baptism, the Lord’s Supper, or church government were unimportant as long as one believed the Gospel. By this we meant that one should be “born again,” that salvation is by faith alone, and that the Bible is the sole authority for Christian faith. Our church supported the ministries of many different Protestant denominations, but the one group we certainly opposed was the Catholic Church.

This story is only for those with an open mind.

Did you mean to say an empty mind?

[pgyanke]

That was rude.

[pleasenotcalifornia]

Were you predestined to comment on this post?

[Steelfish]

Actually for those with an intelligent mind. Keep reading.

[moonhawk]

“.....The more I learned about the Protestant Reformers the less I liked them personally. I recognized that my own founder, John Calvin, was a self-important, arrogant man who was brutal to his enemies, never accepted personal responsibility, and condemned anyone who disagreed with him...”

[vladimir998]

“Did you mean to say an empty mind?”

Did you mean to post like you have one?