“Tyndale was a heretic according to even most Protestants. Irrefutable.”
You posted evidence to the contrary. I don’t even have to look it up to disprove you.
You quoted Bible.org in #236:
“Actually, such a belief should not be classified as heresy, but rather simply a doctrinal aberration from the teaching of Scripture.”
So, by your own standard, you’ve made false claims against me and Tyndale. By your standard for what bearing false witness means, you have been bearing false witness.
Now what was Joan of Arc “executed” for?
Tyndale was a heretic. He was executed for heresy. Psychopannychism is a heresy.
Bearing false witness is a sin. You’re bearing false witness. You will not repent. I, on the other hand, made no errors at all on this subject. Everything I said is factually correct. You apparently know so little about these issues and events that you couldn’t even get the timeline of events correct - as you yourself admitted. I made no such error.
You can’t get the basic facts about Tyndale correct: when things happened, or why they happened, so you apparently have chosen to attack Catholics and the Catholic Church instead.
You keep proving Newman right: “To Protestantism False Witness is the principle of propagation.” (John Henry Newman, Lecture 4. True Testimony Insufficient for the Protestant View).