I know you’ll enjoy reading this.
Very entertaining, thank you.
***I know you’ll enjoy reading this.***
I am and thank you for the notification.
***What was shocking about the article was that both the author of the article and the senior managing editor of CT claim that this trip back to Rome is a good thing.***
Shocking that the word of Jesus is, well, true.
***To endorse a trip back to these practices of ancient Roman Catholicism is to reject the principle of sola scriptura being the normative authority for the beliefs and practices of the church.***
I think that the truth is, to a certain extent, getting through. And is scaring Reformers who possess grey matter.
***If we examine them closely we will find evidence that sola scriptura has been abandoned as a governing principle—if not formally, at least in practice. ***
May the Name of Jesus be praised.
***But what does this do to sola scriptura? It negates it.***
As does the Bible.
***But why are literate American Christians running away from sola scriptura at a time when searching the Scriptures (especially using computer technology) has never been easier? ***
Because the Bible itself repudiates it.
***I urge my fellow evangelicals to seriously consider the consequences of rejecting sola scriptura as the formal principle of our theology.***
You may wind up with eternal salvation with God in Heaven.