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{{Deb| {{:T1a - We can read like Jesus }} | {{Deb| {{:T1a - We can read like Jesus }} | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 20 December 2023
| The 'experts' of the Reformation have confessed that they cannot read scripture like Jesus did. (See sensus plenior debates).
Since the Reformers claimed that all could read scripture, this is a major embarrassment [1]to the Reformation, and a likely prime cause for the diminishing success of it. Reading scriptures like Jesus did, should be the top priority for Christians and Christian schools. |
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| Nobody can can read it that way. | - - -> | You agree with the 'experts'. |
| It is now possible to unpack Paul's 'mystery hidden from the beginning' using a first century hermeneutic. | ||
| Ad Hominem | - - -> | <Roll eyes> |
| ... | ||
| Why should we believe you? | - - -> | You shouldn't. You should receive it with gladness, since it all speaks of Christ, and verify it is true. |
