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Jeremy ⚓
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Jeremy ⚓
@the_thin_place
PECUSA || Confessional Anglican || Prayer Book Fanatic || Born of water and of the Spirit || Soli Deo Gloria
Southern Virginia Katılım Nisan 2024
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@the_thin_place I don't accept that. At this stretch of time there are all sorts of factors to consider.
But if you are comforted by believing that ECUSA is the one, true church, that's fine with me.
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This is the bad fruit borne of Bishops believing they have been given a super power to make more ministers. This man can avoid Church discipline by founding a new church. It's infuriating.
Nic ⚓🍁@nic_lucc
Love it when we get a new anglican denomination. livingchurch.org/news/suspended…
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@the_thin_place Ryan is a genius. Roman catholics hate him because they can't refute him with any facts.
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This man should be banned from the Internet as a bad faith representative of Protestants and Catholics alike.
needGod.net@needGod_net
Comical sketch: How a Catholic Priest (poorly) explains Ephesians 2:8-9
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@the_thin_place It was unlawful and schismatic. But it occurred many hundreds of years before I was born and has zero impact on my participation in Anglicanism.
It was far from the first error in judgment made by churchmen, and it certainly wasn't the last.
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@the_thin_place I mean, whatever helps you sleep at night...
But it's fundamentally the same thing. It's just okay when people you approve of do it.
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@the_thin_place I mean, that position, rigidly applied, makes the origins of Anglicanism itself kind of dodgy, no?
And, to be clear, I have been a part of ECUSA for all of my 57+ years, so this isn't someone looking to critique Anglicanism from the outside.
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@the_thin_place Do bishops not have the power to make more ministers?
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@JohnIrishAnglcn To what do you refer? The above citation is him in lock step with his predecessors Thomas Cranmer and Nicholas Ridley.
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@the_thin_place I do wonder what May have been if the Right Reverend and Right Honourable William Laud was successful in his reforms.
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This guy thinks Reformed Protestants are not aware of their own Eucharistology and Sacramentology apparently. Augustine's semiotics is what is in view here. Educate yourself, please, before engaging falsely.
Alex Sorin, JD@Alex_Ortodoxie
It expressly says those terms are figurative and there’s no actual change happening. Section 5:
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@JohnIrishAnglcn @A_A_Ron_314 @AmericanPolack This is a glimpse at the exposition of Sola Fide referenced in Article 11.
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@A_A_Ron_314 @the_thin_place @AmericanPolack Jeremy and could you explain what Justification by Faith Alone entails in Anglicanism
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This has absolutely nothing to do with Sola Scriptura. The slop posts are getting seasonal and even more brain dead.
Joe McBride@McBrideLawNYC
Sola Scriptura Geniuses are celebrating Easter this Sunday. Easter's date, however, isn’t in the Bible. The date was set by a Church at the First Council of Nicaea in 325 AD. Easter will be celebrated this Sunday because of Catholic Tradition. You’re welcome, Protestants.
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@A_A_Ron_314 @AmericanPolack The Church can teach authoritatively and it's Ministers are tasked with shepherding Christ's flock. As new issues arise we look to biblical principles which inform our philosophy of ethics where scripture does not appear to be clear.
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@the_thin_place @AmericanPolack Ok, the Catholic Church also believes that nothing should teach contrary to scripture.
I think where we differ is that not everything was necessarily written down and as new issues emerge that aren’t fully addressed in scripture how do we make determinations on it?
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@the_thin_place Eh, it's at least a mark against some interpretations of Sola Scriptura.
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@A_A_Ron_314 @AmericanPolack Put most simply, by looking to the 39 articles, it means that scripture contains all things necessary for salvation, uniquely establishes our doctrine, and possesses a unique authority as the sole rule of faith, such that the church cannot teach contrary to it but must be normed.
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@the_thin_place @AmericanPolack From the Anglican view, what does Sola Scriptura mean? Because I get different definitions every time I ask depending on the Protestant sect.
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@the_thin_place Corporally present? This would overthrow Transubstantiation, as I understand it.
And random RC priests online aren't the ultimate arbiter of RC sacramental theology.
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Persistence of the hallowed state of the elements of bread and wine beyond the liturgy of the Table does not in any way support Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. One can believe the Sign remains efficacious to the faithful recipient of the Promise without Transubstantiation.
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@pgoings For Rome, it does. They already reject consubstantiation and impanation. Christ must be substantially, corporally present in the elements so that he is there to adore. As Fr. Mike Schmidts admits (to paraphrase) "If Transubstantiation is not true then we are idolaters."
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@the_thin_place Adoration of the consecrated Bread and Wine is not dependent on Transubstantiation being correct.
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@the_thin_place @EddyEkofo Yes, it does, that's the point of it.
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Simon Magus was baptised yet not regenerated.
ZZZZZZIFFSTER@IFFFMEISTER
there isn't a single strong argument against the traditional doctrine of baptismal regeneration
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@the_thin_place There is no hallowed “state of the elements”. After the consecration, the wine and bread ARE Jesus’s body. If you don’t adore them as such you don’t have the Catholic faith.
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