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Tag Archives: reformation
One Gospel — it’s what Christmas is all about
From a Reformation Day sermon, as posted by Paul McCain: The different ways people read God’s Word are not merely variations on a theme but radically different Gospels. The Reformation of Luther is not about competing interpretations but about the … Continue reading
Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura 2
In my last post, I discussed a few of the issues surrounding the concept of sola scriptura, that doctrinal authority is limited to that found in the Bible. I discussed that the doctrine has evolved from its original intent into … Continue reading
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