/lit/ - Literature

>>7172884
http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aiia/james2-24.html

>lit humour thread
>can we have one please

>>6459777
>>6459777
>>6459777
Holy trips confirm.

>>6451338
kek

>>6407833
Are you sure?

>>6391888
It's about the WORD not the TEMPLE!

Why all the hate for Lutherans? Lutherans use wine, not grape juice for communion. and they don't have Christian rock. Any they're not fundamentalists.
>The words inerrant and infallible can be understood in ways that lead to interpretations of the Scriptures that are contrary to the Scriptures and what they teach. These terms imply a precision alien to the minds of the authors of the Scriptures and their own use of the Scriptures. These terms can be used to divert attention from the message of salvation and the instruction in righteousness which are the key themes of the Scriptures. They may encourage artificial harmonizations rather than serious wrestling with the implications of scriptural statements which seems to disagree. They may lead people to think that if there is one proven error in the Bible, however minor, the whole teaching is subject to doubt. Therefore, we recommend that the words inerrant and infallible not be included.
http://www.wlsessays.net/files/BrugELCA.pdf

NONE of the shitty burger protestant denominations came out of Lutheranism, most came out of the English Dissenters or Calvinism or some weird cult started in the U.S.

>>6365954

>>6363536
Amen.

Why do people around here hate Luther so much? All the shitty Burger protestant denominations, including baptists, come from the English Dissenters, not Luther. Lutherans are nothing like those protestants, Lutherans have bishops and vestments, drink wine rather than grape juice for communion, and never touch Christian rock. And sola scriptura, at least in Lutheranism, has nothing to do with fundamentalism (no Lutheran church in the Lutheran World Federation takes most of the Bible literally), but rather salvation: that everything you need for salvation can be found within scripture (which is very different from suggesting interpretation of scripture isn't facilitated by experts), and anything someone else says you need on top of that isn't actually required for salvation. That doesn't mean traditions are shit, Lutherans love traditions, they just say they aren't required for salvation.