This just goes to show you how much better Luther was than his lackeys, you know, Calvin and that Zwinugil Zinger Zwinger Zapper, no, Zwingli feller. Some of the Reformers threw out the baby with the bathwater:
Jan 20 2010
Luther On The Law and Grace
One wonders why baptism was not proscribed for John the Baptist. A truly great theologian of the Reformation tells you. John was the Law, Christ was Grace. Baptism is under Grace:
Oct 31 2009
Martin Luther – Here I Stand
Martin Luther, for all of his faults, and those who followed him, accomplished more than many who had gone before him. In refusing to bow to logical Tradition, he made a stand which could have cost him his life. Today is Reformation Day. Regardless if you are Reformed or not, today is a day to remember the men and women who turned Western Christianity on it’s head.
Oct 31 2009
95 Theses Nailed to the Door, October 31, 1517
Today is Reformation Day – enjoy.
Out of love for the truth and the desire to bring it to light, the following propositions will be discussed at Wittenberg, under the presidency of the Reverend Father Martin Luther, Master of Arts and of Sacred Theology, and Lecturer in Ordinary on the same at that place. Wherefore he requests that those who are unable to be present and debate orally with us, may do so by letter.
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Oct 27 2009
Free Download – “Here I Stand” by Martin Luther
T.C. tell us,
Until November 1 you can actually download for free Max McLean’s reading of Martin Luther’s, Here I Stand (24 minutes)
Sep 01 2009
Martin Luther on Baptismal Regeneration
In recent discussions on baptismal regeneration, a wholly unProtestant view, it seems, I mentioned Luther in an unrelated point (he was 34 when he challenged all of Rome, and my accuser stated that I simply could not say anything because my age, which is barely three years from Luther). Luther it seems, contrary to popular opinion, supported a notion of baptismal regeneration.
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