The Reformers' Hermeneutic: Grammatical, Historical, and Christ-Centered

Reformation Theology ^ | March 23, 2006 | Unknown

[aMorePerfectUnion]

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[narses]

[narses]

In the Religion forum, on a thread titled The Reformers’ Hermeneutic: Grammatical, Historical, and Christ-Centered, Iscool wrote:

So which Church is described in Scripture as the foundation of Truth?

“None of them...Expecially [sic] yours...”

Too funny! The illiterati pretending to be scholars who try and “school” the Catholic about Scripture, and fail at basic spelling. Sad. But also very typical.

[CynicalBear]

Oh but my dear! It’s your religion that claims to incorporate paganism.

“When we give or receive Christmas gifts; or hang green wreaths in our homes and churches, how many of us know that we are probably observing pagan customs...the god, Woden, in Norse Mythology, descends upon the earth yearly between December 25th and January 6th to bless mankind...But pagan though they be, they are beautiful customs. They help inspire us with the spirit of 'good will to men', even as the sublime service of our Church reminds us of the ‘peace on earth’ which the babe of Bethlehem came to bestow” (Externals of the Catholic Church, 140).

They are even proud of it. You should be also shouldn't you? Remember now?

[narses]

[CynicalBear]

There ya go!! Now you’re back in your element! I knew it would get simple.

[WVKayaker]

Clearly revealing the chutzpah of the RC cultists...

[CynicalBear]

snicker

[Karl Spooner]

In keeping with my previous comment I will try to keep this simple. Show where the apostles instituted the celebration of Easter. Especially the same day as the pagan Easter.

They may be worse than pagans. A little google search of "Vatican dead bodies" turns up a grotesque example of what they are. They got them stacked up everywhere and even pray to the dead corpses on circus like display. The true meaning of Easter means nothing to these people who tolerates these practices. In fact they embrace the lie of it.

Vatican dead bodies being prayed to on display.

[narses]

[verga]

Once again with the tangents. The word “Gospel” means “Good news” Strong’s concordance 2097 and 2098- Good news or Good message. Further Strong’s also states that Ekklessia (1577) in the OT referred to an assembly but in the NT it could refer to either and assembly or a Church.

[verga]

Once again with the tangents. The word “Gospel” means “Good news” Strong’s concordance 2097 and 2098- Good news or Good message. Further Strong’s also states that Ekklessia (1577) in the OT referred to an assembly but in the NT it could refer to either and assembly or a Church.

[WVKayaker]

I see you are advertising your qualifications again...

You certainly are nothing but a ...

[CynicalBear]

Grotesque!

[verga]

Catholics do like to try to obfuscate don’t they? Writing checks and looking at the calendar isn’t part of my worship of God. again with the tangents You accuse the Catholics and quite a few of the Prots with being pagan, but you arte guilty of the exact same practices when you write a check or use the Calendar.

[CynicalBear]

Did you not see the phase “as the Catholic Church has corrupted it”?

[Karl Spooner]

Please try to stay on the posters subject.

[Alex Murphy]

[CynicalBear]

>> but you arte guilty of the exact same practices when you write a check or use the Calendar.<<

Do you not understand the term “Thou shalt not do so unto the LORD thy God”?

[CynicalBear]

You need to understand that Catholics need to go down rabbit trails to move the focus.