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To: Conservative til I die
"All of the early Protestant Founders accepted the truth of the Perpetual Virginity of Mary ----- contrary to the original consensus of the early Protestants. "

Luther,Calvin, and Wesley are not "all" the Founders or would they prove a censensus of early Christians as this guy tries to imply.

Luther had trouble with the book of James so I wouldn't put to much stock in all his views. I also disagree with Calvin and Wesley on some of their views.

Catholics are constantly quoting fallible men to prove their false doctrine. Notice that nowhere in this article is a scripture quoted as a source, only what man thought. Typical catholicism: doctrinal proof based on how old, and how many men preached the falsehood.

This author makes an assumption, declares it as truth, and proceeds to base his argument on his assumption.

Now i'll ask you again.Can you prove that ALL founding Prots believed this? If not keep your wise remarks to yourself and stop wasting bandwith with the writings of this idiot.

22 posted on 04/14/2003 6:25:40 PM PDT by Joshua
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To: Joshua
If not keep your wise remarks to yourself and stop wasting bandwith with the writings of this idiot

Feel free to skip the threads, jerk.
33 posted on 04/15/2003 5:35:23 AM PDT by Conservative til I die (I guess they can give it but not take it.)
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To: Joshua

I agree that the statement that ALL the Protestant Founders believed in the perpetual virginity of Mary is probably an overstatement. However, he pointed out that several giants in the Reformation did believe in it. I had no idea so many of them did.


48 posted on 05/13/2017 9:45:37 AM PDT by rcofdayton (.)
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