Proud Reformers humbled

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The Reformation proclaimed that all could read the scriptures.

The 'experts' of the Reformation in various flavors gathered to debate the topic of Sensus Plenior. This is a name used for the intended meaning of God in the scriptures which was hidden, even from the human authors.

The only thing that they could agree on was that they could not read the scriptures the way Jesus did.

This is a major black eye to the Reformation.

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