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I worship God, and pray to Him only. And if you read my post #73, you will see that I said “I realized that Martin Luther (for the most part) had gotten it right.” Notice that I said … “for the most part”. Reading with comprehension is our friend.

Relying on Luther; a schizophrenic, alcoholic who couldn't control his libido, as your arbiter of what is and isn't right nets you a faulty foundation. You'd be just as well served by relying on the Clinton's to tell you what the Constitution really says.

I suppose the early Church fathers, including Ignatius of Antioch who wrote "Where the bishop appears, there let the people be, just as where Jesus Christ is, there is the Catholic Church." in his letter to the Smyrneans in 107 AD, got it all wrong and you Johnny-Come-lately's are the ones who got it right. Guess that means you'd argue that Scripture is wrong when it calls the Church the pillar and foundation of truth. The same Church which predated Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, et al for nearly 15 centuries.

Comprehension, indeed. By the way, where in Scripture will one find the words bible, incarnation and Trinity?