To: Elsie
He was a Catholic, then a heretic, then a Protestant.
He didn’t like Hebrews, revelation, and James, among others.
423 posted on
06/25/2013 7:44:40 PM PDT by
impimp
To: impimp; Elsie
He didn’t like Hebrews, revelation, and James, among others. Luther never removed ANY books from his German translation of the Bible. He even translated the Apocryphal books and included them, too. Some Catholics don't like the epistles of St. Paul. So what?
425 posted on
06/25/2013 8:23:24 PM PDT by
boatbums
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To: impimp
He didn’t like Hebrews, revelation, and James, among others.Sounds like he was in good company.
Didn't a bunch of Catholics get together and decide which books THEY liked?
They became the NT; if I recall correctly.
432 posted on
06/26/2013 4:23:55 AM PDT by
Elsie
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To: impimp; Elsie
[Luther] was a Catholic, then a heretic, then a Protestant. He didn’t like Hebrews, revelation, and James, among others. And Catholics don't like Paul. Your point is?
435 posted on
06/26/2013 6:10:51 AM PDT by
metmom
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