[Cronos]

Though, of course, these aren't brethern except in very loose terms. Three of you believe that Justification cannot be lost. One believes that it can be lost based on sin. In basic soteriology, you have considerable differences. In practise, there are substantial differences. In BELIEF there are substantial differences.

All the groups you belong to may say sola scriptura, but each interprets the beliefs of those separately and distinctly. Each has a different concept of Justification, of Salvation, of Redemption and many have share those beliefs (especially Pentecostals, Lutherans, Anglicans, MEthodists, non-Calvinist Baptists etc.) with The Church

[boatbums]

Though, of course, these aren't brethern except in very loose terms. Three of you believe that Justification cannot be lost. One believes that it can be lost based on sin. In basic soteriology, you have considerable differences. In practise, there are substantial differences. In BELIEF there are substantial differences.

Though I don't doubt you are knowledgable about faiths and religions, I can't quite figure out how you see your role in implimenting this caucus-to-be. Do you want to paricipate or do you really only want to see it never get lifted off the ground so you are throwing all kinds of obstacles in the way. Of what are you afraid anyway? Do you not think Protestants have anything of value to discuss with the Orthodoxy? I'm sure we could do a good job and it would be a quite interesting venture. No harm in trying is there?

[wmfights]

Though, of course, these aren't brethern except in very loose terms.

You don't have to stay on the wrong side of the Cross. You can join us any time. We will rejoice with you in throwing off empty rituals and the yoke of men. All you have to do is have Faith Alone in Jesus Christ Alone.