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A tradition in Christianity which found its self-identity as “Protestant” in the sixteenth-century Reformation. Protestantism began when the church, according to Protestants, lost the Gospel during the middle to late middle ages and reformers began to “protest” this loss. Martin Luther, often seen as the father of Protestantism, rejected the Pope”s claims to infallible authority, [...] continue reading
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I have the book that goes with this series, What is Reformed Theology. Definitely a great resource for anyone who wants to get a broad overview of the Reformed distinctions.
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[...] R. C. Sproul on the loose ends left at the final session of the Council of Trent (and background for… [...]
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Great post. I have seen the entire series and it was a good refresher on the main ideas of Reformed theology
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