“Even the practice of the reformers illuminates the deficiency of sola scriptura. Luther’s early position proclaimed that everyone, including “the humble miller’s maid, nay, a child of nine,” could interpret the Bible. However, as Christianity began to fracture, he radically… — James M. Seghers Copy Share
“Luther’s early position proclaimed that everyone, including “the humble miller’s maid, nay, a child of nine,” could interpret the Bible. However, as Christianity began to fracture, he radically altered his position. He called the Bible the “heresy book.” In 1525… — James M. Seghers Copy Share Image
“Even the practice of the reformers illuminates the deficiency of sola scriptura. Luther’s early position proclaimed that everyone, including “the humble miller’s maid, nay, a child of nine,” could interpret the Bible. However, as Christianity began to fracture, he radically altered his position. He called the Bible the “heresy book.” In 1525 he wrote: “There are as many sects and… — James M. Seghers Copy Share
“Luther’s early position proclaimed that everyone, including “the humble miller’s maid, nay, a child of nine,” could interpret the Bible. However, as Christianity began… — James M. Seghers Copy Share Image
“However, once the freedom of private judgment was enshrined in the American Constitution, nothing could stop the avalanche of new denominations: Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses,… — James M. Seghers Copy Share Image
