[ebb tide]

Go for it. Disprove my direct quotes of you your arch-heretic.

[ebb tide]

Here’s a good starting point for you:

https://www.amazon.com/Arbitrio-Enslaved-Bondage-Active-Contents-ebook/dp/B00654UL9U

[BlueDragon]

Go for it. Disprove my direct quotes of you your arch-heretic.

You your? And that uh, you-your Pope, Francis the talking Francis? A heretic? Yes, or no?

Luther is said to have written approximately 60,000 pages...
If claiming to be quoting Luther "directly" you'll need to provide more specific details. Second-hand, and third-hand quotes, coming from who knows where, are not sufficient.

Posting a link to Amazon.com is also insufficient. I don't play go fetch.

If you think I should go to Amazon.com, and buy a book in order to search out proof for your own argument-- then at the least, you could read a few links through, when I post them to you?

Will you?

Yes, or no?

Here, try these;

Defending O'Hare's Facts About Luther: A Roman defender attempts to give credence to one of the worst books on Luther ever written.

Defending O'Hare's Facts About Luther (Continued)- A Roman defender gives up defending one of the worst books on Luther ever written.

Roman Apologist Art Sippo on Father O’Hare’s “Facts About Luther”"> - Catholic apologist Art Sippo says do not read The Facts About Luther.

*after the link(s) is Swan's own brief description*

[i'd wager i'll need to spoon-feed it...and the, ah, babies will keep turning their faces away, refusing to eat. i hate it when that happens...]

[ebb tide]

The body with its members has to be subject to the law, it has to carry its burden like a donkey, but leave the donkey with its burden in the valley when you ascend the mountain. For the conscience has nothing to do with law, works, earthly justice. We want indeed ‘the light of the Evangelium’ to understand this, and in this light the meaning is: ‘Keep the law, by all means; but if you do not, you need not be troubled in your conscience, for the transgression of the law cannot possibly condemn you.’  (Wittenb. V. 304.)

Go ahead. Look it up.