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Tag Archives: eastern orthodox
More thoughts on Sola Scriptura
I ran across a great little post on the Wittenberg Trail webring on the issue of sola scriptura. Unfortunately, you’ve got to join before you can read any of the article, so a link will do little good for most … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring the Twain, Theological Musings
Tagged eastern orthodox, galatians, sola scriptura
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Exploring the Twain 5 – Major issues between East and West
Today I started making a list of the various differences I’ve come across between the Eastern Orthodox and Evangelical theology (I am ignoring the RCC at this point, as it has its own issues, and it’s my blog). Here’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain
Tagged apophatic, catophatic, Christianity, differences, east, eastern orthodox, evangalical, nicene creed, theology, west
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Martin Luther is still my hero
Therefore a distinction must be made between reason left to itself without restriction, which runs about unbridled and is carried around by its reckonings, which judges and decides on the basis of its own principles, which are common notions, perceptions, … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain, Theological Musings
Tagged apostolic, eastern orthodox, Luther, reason, roman catholic, tradition
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