Protestantism, Modernism, Atheism

Crisis Magazine ^ | November 28, 2017 | Julia Meloni

[metmom]

Your question does not even make sense, much less make a point.

[ebb tide]

Then you and your fellow believers in this should complain!

Do me a favor. Do a FR keyword search of "francischurch" and then get back to me.

[Elsie]

...the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

[Luircin]

It’s funny how the fanatical Catholic is accusing Protestants of being sinners while he’s the one committing the mortal sins.

I really wonder if ebby is just a troll that comes around in order to make Catholics look bad.

[Elsie]

And sometimes a cigar is merely a cigar.

[metmom]

We know better. He’s not making Catholicism as a whole look bad.

Even the other Catholics aren’t good enough for him.

[Luircin]

Do me a favor. Do a FR keyword search of “francischurch” and then get back to me.

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When you confront your bishop or cardinal directly about it, THEN I’ll be impressed.

If you get Francis or his minions to excommunicate you for defying him, I’ll be even more impressed.

I expect not to be.

[ebb tide]

My response was to Elsie's:

While you mockingly continue to call no man father.

How can I continue to call something I have have never even stated?

[Elsie]

http://www.manifestation.com/neurotoys/eliza.php3

Type “Where have I called no man father?” into the input box and it will find the answer to your question in a MUCH easier to understand way than my feeble attempts can show.

[Luircin]

In the meantime, the Bible itself continues and sits just feet from me as I write this.

So does mine. It’s shame you can’t comprehend yours, however.

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PFFFFFT.

Says the man who can’t even recognize a quotation of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and STILL hasn’t admitted that Paul says that salvation is by grace through faith, and not on account of works, so that no one can boast.

[ebb tide]

Protestants don’t commit mortal sins?

[Mark17]

We’re trying to show you the difference between what Rome teaches and what Scrioture teaches

There is night and day difference between the two.

[ebb tide]

The tablets are in the ark, now standing vertically where the angel stood them.

But the Bible says Moses threw down the tablets and they were broken.

[Mark17]

It is then clearly false witness. and here are no excuses.

Do you suppose that would be another mortal sin on Ebb's part?

[Mark17]

I really wonder if ebby is just a troll that comes around in order to make Catholics look bad.

I never thought of that bro, but maybe you are right.

[Luircin]

You’re the one committing mortal sins on this thread with your repeated falsehoods about me, Elsie, and metmom. AND for that matter, your falsehoods about what the Apostles and Jesus himself said.

[ebb tide]

And sometimes a jerk is merely a jerk.

[Mark17]

Protestants don’t commit mortal sins?

Every sin that has been committed, no matter how tiny, is a mortal sin. There may be different degrees of consequences, but there are not different degrees to sin, even if you think there are. Adam and Eve were disobedient. It seems like a rather innocuous sin, but it was a "mortal" sin. It had to be. Look how many people have gone to Hell since then. Don't go to that place Ebb. It won't be cool, literally.

[Luircin]

The Bible also says that Moses went up onto the mountain again to get new tablets in Exodus 34.

Those Tablets were indeed in the Ark of the Covenant when the Temple was dedicated, as recorded in 1 Kings 8.

[ebb tide]

Prove it.

I thought I had posted the following earlier. But as you can see, I have been quite busy lately:

Martin Luther Changed and/or Discounted 18 Books of the Bible

Protestant Reformer Martin Luther 

COGwriter 

Although Protestants like to think positively about Martin Luther because of his supposed belief in sola Scriptura (the Bible alone), the truth is that Martin Luther changed parts of the Bible and discounted the value of many books.

Notice a change he admitted to regarding Romans 3:28:

You tell me what a great fuss the Papists are making because the word alone in not in the text of Paul…say right out to him: ‘Dr. Martin Luther will have it so,’…I will have it so, and I order it to be so, and my will is reason enough. I know very well that the word ‘alone’ is not in the Latin or the Greek text (Stoddard J. Rebuilding a Lost Faith. 1922, pp. 101-102; see also Luther M. Amic. Discussion, 1, 127).

This passage strongly suggests that Martin Luther viewed his opinions, and not the actual Bible as the primary authority–a concept which this author will name prima Luther.