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To: Forest Keeper
In reality, the EOs and RCs don't "agree" on everything either, they have factions, fractures, disagreements, sects, etc as well. They may agree on dogmatic doctrines, even though that isn't really true either, but Protestants also agree on "essential doctrines", which we also consider to be dogmatic doctrines which cannot be denied and be legitimately Christian.

Yes, I fully agree. If they are not in communion, then whatever they disagree on can't be likened to eating crackers in bed. :) And of course you are right that there are certain core beliefs among Protestants that link us together if only to define what Christianity is. Unfortunately, many claim to be Protestant Christians when their beliefs do not meet even the most basic Biblical standards.

Whether they admit it or not, many so called "Protestants" today are functional Roman Catholics and semi-pelagians.

RC Sproul has a marvelous book on this topic titled: "The Pelagian Captivity of the Church".

We can trace the slow infiltration of semi-pelagianism from John Cassian onward to today.

11,005 posted on 11/14/2007 10:06:49 AM PST by Missey_Lucy_Goosey
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To: Missey_Lucy_Goosey
Whether they admit it or not, many so called "Protestants" today are functional Roman Catholics and semi-pelagians. RC Sproul has a marvelous book on this topic titled: "The Pelagian Captivity of the Church".

Very unfortunate, but very true. Thanks much for the book recommendation. :)

11,049 posted on 11/14/2007 10:17:55 PM PST by Forest Keeper (It is a joy to me to know that God had my number, before He created numbers.)
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