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This wasn't a recent phenomenon. Here's an excerpt from a transcript of a sermon early last century which offers some interesting insight into Protestantism, and why it presents itself as you witness today... In Chicago, Ill., December 5, 1912, an assembly of three hundred and nineteen clerical...

They weren't reforming one another, despite their disagreements. As I explained clearly in the post, they were all on a very big learning curve. And every one of them had a greater understanding of the issues involved than either you or I, and none of them were ignorant uninformed unlearned...

I guess he did .

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And for Copeland to boldly stand as representative for Protestantism and proclaim the "protest" is over, is the most arrogant presumptuous statement I've heard for a long time.

I think the vaccine is a great step forward. How will we know if its working though? Health professionals admit that no vaccine is 100% effective. So, what effectiveness can we expect from any vaccine? Let's be generous and give it a pass mark of 95%. Fairly good huh. A survival rate of 95% for...

Thank you, and yes. How would we express that love? Would it be safe to say that they should be prime candidates to hear the gospel?

"Our world is a war zone. We were born to a battlefield. Every moment, every square inch, every home, every frontal lobe is a territory under dispute. Each life is claimed by Satan as his because of our sins and counterclaimed by Christ because of His sacrifice for our sins." Ty Gibson. What can...

Mary, I am quite aware of the history of Protestantism. And you are correct in that the reformers certainly disagreed with one another even to the point of persecuting. But let me remind you of a couple of important points about this history lesson you have chosen to present to me. First, every...

I not only agree with the above quoted scripture, my eternal destiny is dependant upon it being true, but I cannot access that grace and goodness unless I believe it to be true personally. That God cares and loves me, personally, being the one lost sheep, that He would leave the company of those...

A solid case for what? I don't get the point you're making.

Making a mistake...a misjudgment... Allowing pride to get the better of you... Committing sin... These are certainly things we need to repent of. But the lost sheep didn't just make a mistake. He walked away. He was lost. In fact so lost he didn't know where he was... The Shepherd had to go...

That's not correct. They're were reformers in different parts of the world who had no contact with one another yet arrived at the same answers. Why? Because they read and studied their Bibles. Go back and read what @ReChoired was teaching you regarding interpretation and how we arrive at Truth...

Every reformer taught the same and the Roman church sought to destroy every one of them, because so many people realised they were teaching the truth and this truth turned Europe upside down. Your rejection of that truth is sad, but not surprising. Apologise? By your own testimony you declare...

Hi Nancy. The 99 are sheep... They are safe. The one wandered away and was lost. Despite going his own way and abandoning his Shepherd, the Shepherd didn't abandon him, but went searching until he was found. Being found however incorporated repentance from going astray.

He could be canonised a saint by the Catholic church for the same reasons and with as much evidence of his worthiness.

Why not???? You claim God does and we are being conformed into His image.

Actually I have heard testimony from ordinary folk quite different to what you have posted above.

True. "shall have" is not past tense...Very true. We're beaten....oh wait, no. "shall have been" is past tense, in any language. Which makes everything that follows... Twaffle.

Never a truer word spoken regarding the current situation. Interesting...sums it all up...