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Anglican theologian James Usher on Priests forgiving sin.

@polemicalpresby @Jerrsosaved brutal😭

@Jerrsosaved @ShilohMeni Closest you’d be to a woman

Which seat are you picking and why?

@Jerrsosaved Smart choice, you have proximity to Mary, Peter, Paul, John and Augustine

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Things are happening soon 👀 #Davenant

@Moonwalkerrr829 GAGGING. mind you he doesn’t even consider himself a dancer! This is pure talent and hard work

@anglochog Do you think this denies sola scriptura?

Field on the consensus of the Fathers

@NotTheFakeJace @sheinhamoodz By far the funniest comment🤣🤣

@sheinhamoodz Having a bathroom emergency and trying to remember which one is actually the functioning belt

I’ve been dying at this man pants for 10 minutes now like no funny shit but wtf lmfao

Italian Reformer Girolamo Zanchi affirming ministers can forgive sins. "We know [that the power to forgive sins] was given not only to one of the apostles but to all of them equally, and so to all legitimate ministers of the gospel."

— Girolamo Zanchi, Confession of Christian Religion

“Calvin did not err for establishing the efficacious grace of God and that necessity of consequence, but for establishing it poorly, asserting that it destroys freedom. [ … ] Moreover, Calvin denied the famous distinction of the necessitate consequentis, destroying freedom, and the necessitate consequentiae, preserving freedom. For just as Driedo says, the heretic always denies this distinction, by which all of the sophistries of heretics are dissolved. [ … ] “But if Calvin had admitted that the necessity of consequence, originating from God’s efficacious antecedent will, best co-exists with human freedom, he would not have erred, but would have truly held Catholic doctrine.” — Thomas de Lemos, Acta omnia congragationum ac disputationum quae coram SS. Clemente VIII et Paulo V …(Lovanii: apud Aegidium Denique, 1702), 1021-1022 #v=onepage&q&f=false" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">books.google.com/books?id=K8JFA…

@anglochog This is too difficult

Anglican edition

is not the purpose but the means of achieving the purpose of God.” — Johannes Wollebius, Compendium Theologiae

“But man is not guilty as God created him but rather as he has been deformed by Satan. [...] Therefore man cannot properly be said to have been created in order to be damned; for damnation, by which the person who has been rejected brings about evil for himself…

“The validity of our scriptural proofs of the creeds and articles of faith being thus established by the corroborative testimony of the universal church, the faith of Christians is evidently one, unalterable, immutable, and not liable TO ERROR OR UNCERTAINTY.”

— William Palmer, A Treatise On The Church of Christ

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