>>Ultimately, then, a Protestant (who remains Protestant) studies the relevant sourcesScripture, history, the writings of authoritative figures in his traditionand chooses the Protestant denomination that most aligns with his judgment.<<
That may be so but a Protestant does not a Christian make any more than does a Catholic indicate someone is a Christian. A true Christian does NOT rely on history, tradition, or the writings of authoritative figures without verifying with scripture if those teachings are true.
>>Ultimately, then, a Protestant (who remains Protestant) studies the relevant sourcesScripture, history, the writings of authoritative figures in his traditionand chooses the Protestant denomination that most aligns with his judgment.<<
And that is also EXACTLY what a Catholic does.
Catholics are not exempt from that charge either.
NOBODY is.
That’s how we all make our decisions.
So the writer using that to try to impugn non-Catholics only has those four fingers pointing back at himself.
So true and some do not care
Ya ever think that just might be the idea?