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Also not trueSome of his writings speak highly of getting drunk.
Niether Calvin nor Luther teach this.John Calvin, Mart Luther teach things God's Word does not teach such as OSAS,
Also taking Luther's words out of contextNot to mention Luther did not accept portion of God's canon like the Book of James for instance. He wanted it removed because he's a cherry picker who does not accept the whole counsel of God.
Absolutely false. Luther has written extensively about temperanceSome of his writings speak highly of getting drunk.
Lutheran doctrine and Calvinism is very far apart.
you have thoroughly demonstrated that you do not know what you're talking about so please do yourself a favor and find some place to learn the facts and the truthNot so much... false doctrine is false doctrine no matter how one slices it.
The problem is making an idol out of Luther just like the catholics make an idol out of their popes.
One should ditch the idols and denominations and... study God's Word for themselves.
Yes, the Bible is clear on this."perserverance of the saints"
Luther& Calvin did not teach this, nor does the Bible say this.or some folks are "elect" and will be saved even if they live in sin
Is it me or is someone trying to get out of going to church & excuse themselves?
Hopefully, it's me.![]()
If (big "if") Christianity was a crime, there would never be enough evidence to convict you.Becoming defensive is a sign of something. I'll get back with you about what that is...
If (big "if") Christianity was a crime, there would never be enough evidence to convict you.
you have thoroughly demonstrated that you do not know what you're talking about so please do yourself a favor and find some place to learn the facts and the truth
Yes, the Bible is clear on this.
the teachings are not heresy. To some, they are heterodoxy, but again, you don't know the meaning of the word heresy.
Yes, you should take care about that.Those that engage in heresy of course are going to claim their heresy... isn't heresy!![]()
Yes, you should take care about that.
Regarding Aaron, I wouldn't normally question someone's standing in Christ just because we disagree on some things.
However, Aaron's profile says he's NOT a Christian.
It says he was saved in the past, but he's not a Christian... I have no idea what this means.
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He dont even know what heresy means.Yes, you should take care about that.
He dont even know what heresy means.
I wish you knew what you were talking about.Uh huh.... teaching that is in opposition to the whole counsel of God.... is heresy
Such as baby baptism the lutherns engage in, that's a good example of heresy.
Claiming "perseverance of the saints" where those that live in sin go to Heaven anyway... is another example of heresy
Here's some more luthern heresies...
Q. What good does this eating and drinking do?
A. These words tell us: ``Given for you'' and ``Shed for you to forgive sins.'' Namely, that the forgiveness of sins, life, and salvation are given to us through these words in the Sacrament. Because, where sins are forgiven, there is life and salvation as well. —Martin Luther
No mention of repentance which God's Word teaches... this leads people to think they can continue in sin and it'[s all good, when it's NOT!
"Q. What is confession?
A. Confession has two parts:
First, a person admits his or her sin
Second, a person receives absolution or forgiveness from the confessor, as if from God Godself, without doubting it, but believing firmly that his or her sins are forgiven by God in Heaven through it." —Martin Luther
No mention of repentance which God's Word teaches... this leads people to think they can continue in sin and it'[s all good, when it's NOT!
"Our prayer should include the Mother of God…What the Hail Mary says is that all glory should be given to God, using these words: "Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus Christ. Amen!" You see that these words are not concerned with prayer but purely with giving praise and honor… We can use the Hail Mary as a meditation in which we recite what grace God has given her. Second, we should add a wish that everyone may know and respect her… He who has no faith is advised to refrain from saying the Hail Mary." (Personal Prayer Book, 1522).
—Martin Luther
This is idolatry to call upon Mary... God's Word does not teach to do this.