Catholics/Lutherans Will Celebrate Together the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation

[serpentdove]

[Catholics and Lutherans Will Celebrate Together the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries] linger: "Pope Francis received a delegation from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany last month to discuss a mutual celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017. The pope said, "Lutherans and Catholics around the world will have the opportunity to share the profession of our common faith in the Triune God. At the center of this event will be common prayer and the plea that our Lord Jesus Christ pardon for our mutual faults, along with the joy of journeying together on a shared ecumenical path. Last year a document was produced by the Lutheran-Catholic Commission for Unity entitled "From Conflict to Communion: The Joint Lutheran-Catholic Commemoration of the Reformation in 2017." Read more." Pro-Gospel.org

 

[chrysostom]

thanks serpentdove

 

[Christian Liberty]

I'm not a Lutheran but I'm pretty sure the ECLA is the liberal Lutheran denomination.

 

[musterion]

Most roads lead back to Rome because they never really left.

 

[john w]

Luke 23:12 KJV

And the same day Pilate and Herod were made friends together: for before they were at enmity between themselves.

 

[serpentdove]

Most roads lead back to Rome because they never really left.

Yep.

 

[serpentdove]

Luke 23:12 KJV

And the same day Pilate and Herod were made friends together: for before they were at enmity between themselves.

They're similar.

See:

What does the Bible say about liturgy? Should a Christian participate in liturgical worship?

 

[republicanchick]

[Catholics and Lutherans Will Celebrate Together the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries] linger: "Pope Francis received a delegation from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany last month to discuss a mutual celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017. The pope said, "Lutherans and Catholics around the world will have the opportunity to share the profession of our common faith in the Triune God. At the center of this event will be common prayer and the plea that our Lord Jesus Christ pardon for our mutual faults, along with the joy of journeying together on a shared ecumenical path. Last year a document was produced by the Lutheran-Catholic Commission for Unity entitled "From Conflict to Communion: The Joint Lutheran-Catholic Commemoration of the Reformation in 2017." Read more." Pro-Gospel.org

yeh, uh... u gotta problem w/ that?

Where does it say the Cahtolics will sacrifice orthodoxy for the sake of ecumenism ?


or... whatever?

 

[republicanchick]

They're similar.

See:

What does the Bible say about liturgy? Should a Christian participate in liturgical worship?

don't u think u ought to wait until all the "evidence" of apostacy (or whatever) is in?

I mean you know, there's that thing about judging b4 all the facts are known and stuff..



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[musterion]

Where does it say the Cahtolics will sacrifice orthodoxy for the sake of ecumenism ?

Orthodoxy as you define it, they won't. They won't have to. The homecoming prots will do all the sacrificing.

 

[republicanchick]

Orthodoxy as you define it, they won't. They won't have to. The homecoming prots will do all the sacrificing.

well, they are in the wrong, have been 500 yrs

 

[musterion]

Yeah. They are wrong.

 

[serpentdove]

don't u think u ought to wait until all the "evidence" of apostacy (or whatever) is in?

It's in. The Roman Catholic church linger: is an apostate church (Ju 11). :burnlib: That is why you do not identify yourself as one here. :reals:

As a reminder, RepublicanChick is number 11 on Satan, Inc. in the Religious Zealots (saved by works crowd). :burnlib:

See:

Roman Catholicism

 

[Crowns&Laurels]

Lutheranism is already half-way catholic anyway, it never was so opposed to tradition as those that came after it.

That's why it isn't so surprising. What also isn't surprising are non-Catholic denominations seeing Lutheranism as falling back when it's really themselves who changed dramatically

Other denominations forsake the mother church of Protestant doctrine for base opposition with anything Catholic- they went from not agreeing with apostolic succession to basically being scared of anything catholic period. And that, *ahem*, is why Protestants never have much of any good argument against most things Catholic.

 

[republicanchick]

It's in. The Roman Catholic church linger: is an apostate church (JuAs a reminder, RepublicanChick is number 11 on Satan, Inc. in the Religious Zealots (saved by works crowd). :burnlib:
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oh darn, i am not Number 1?? Guess i should try harder

But you know... I don't htink i will b/c i ... well, i am funny this way... I care what JESUS thinks about me rather than humans... strange but true...



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[republicanchick]

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Other denominations forsake the mother church of Protestant doctrine for base opposition with anything Catholic- they went from not agreeing with apostolic succession to basically being scared of anything catholic period. And that, *ahem*, is why Protestants never have much of any good argument against most things Catholic.

since when does that stop them?




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