Watch what you say about Christ's Church

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Yes, it is true that Luther said that - but he was trying to MAKE A POINT!!! He was NOT telling people to commit adultery 20 times a day -
That’s bs… you don’t tell people something like that to make a point…
You obviously have a lot of hate towards those who disagree with you
To this comment i give my “signiture” answer, namely:

On Please!
but you seem to have lost your ability to think clearly and objectively along the way.
and to this statement i say again,

Oh Please.
Secondly: Luther did not “break away” from the RC-church. He was excommunicated - i.e - tossed out,
It was both, for crying out loud. He excommunicated himself… which is virutally always the case… He was a heretic who taught false beliefs…
because he refused to compromise with biblical truth which the RC-church wanted to suppres.
The best answer i can come up with for this line of hooey is:

Oh please.
Luther never intended to break away from the RC-church - he wanted to get reforms through a church which had become rotten to the core.
Ditto…
the main reason is not unwillingness to submit to authority, but unwillingness to become a slave to anyone but Christ.
i never even knew Christ - intimately - until i found His Church.
 
I think the point distracted is trying to make is that Saul(Paul) was struck down once and this could happen still in the 21st century. We all have limits even God.
No, actually, the poiint i was trying to make is that i hate martin Luther & hope he is frying in Hell as we speak.

Just kidding… (sort of) 😃
 
No, actually, the poiint i was trying to make is that i hate martin Luther & hope he is frying in Hell as we speak.

Just kidding… (sort of) 😃
Hate is a pretty strong word and I’m sure you would pray for him if he were alive today which is what we must do in peace. By the way I changed my log in name. 🙂
 
Yes, it is true that Luther said that - but he was trying to MAKE A POINT!!! He was NOT telling people to commit adultery 20 times a day - he was making the point that salvation is not the result of any good deeds on our part. God is not a merchant, from whom you can buy salvation if you have enough good deeds!
No Catholic says you can “buy” salvation, but as the Apostle James, says,“faith without works is dead.” We are saved by the grace of God alone, but we must cooperate with that grace or risk hellfire. If we’re committing murder or fornication several times a day, then God’s grace is not in us.
Secondly: Luther did not “break away” from the RC-church. He was excommunicated - i.e - tossed out, because he refused to compromise with biblical truth which the RC-church wanted to suppres. Luther never intended to break away from the RC-church - he wanted to get reforms through a church which had become rotten to the core.
Luther had some valid criticisms of the Church of the day, but he was also a very proud man with a “my way or the highway” attitude. As Bishop Sheen wrote, “The Reformation reformed doctrine when it was morals that needed reforming,” And I disagree with your statement that the Church was “rotten to the core.” Luther decided to follow in the footsteps of Korah.
The reason someone break away from the RC-church? If I wanted to be as rude as you have, I could say that the main reason is not unwillingness to submit to authority, but unwillingness to become a slave to anyone but Christ.
But I don’t want to, so I’m not going to…
Yes, we are to be slaves to Christ, but we must obey our leaders (Hebrews 13:17). To reject them is to reject God’s authority and walk in the footsteps of Korah (Jude 1:11, Numbers 16).
 
That attitude is NO reason to stay out of the RC church.

Lutherans also say to calvinists and other semi-heretics on various subjects “We’re right, and you’re wrong”. Because TRUTH cannot be relative.
:amen:
Truth is NOT relative. But here’s the rub: You call Calvinists and other groups semi-heretics, but what makes you so sure the Lutheran position is the correct one? Perhaps the Calvinist doctrine is correct, and YOU are the heretic? You appeal to Scripture for your doctrines, but so do the Calvinists and others who disagree with you? Who is the ultimate arbiter as to what Scripture really teaches?
 
Hate is a pretty strong word and I’m sure you would pray for him if he were alive today which is what we must do in peace. By the way I changed my log in name. 🙂
i was just saying all that because some poster accused me of being hateful when i didn’t feel that i sounded hateful at all…

I guess it was, technically… “sarcasm”… :sad_yes:
 
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