Louis

Habitual line stepper.
incense enjoyer.

[Louis @DBNO17]

Bible translations had nothing to do with it because firstly, it wasn’t illegal to translate it in the Low Lands and his inquisitor makes no mention of it anywhere in his writings.
On top of that he was allowed to keep working on translations during his time in prison.
And no, the Church didn’t control the gov.
It was pretty secularized for that time.
If he renounced his heresies he probably would have lived.

[Louis @DBNO17]

@subtlepotato37 @sola_chad Probably his Lutheran doctrines.
The actual legal court documents are missing so we don’t have the exact charges.
We do know making bible translations wasn’t one of them.

[Louis @DBNO17]

@subtlepotato37 @sola_chad Heresy

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@joshwhitlatch My guy you barely have a grasp on English, maybe don’t pretend you understand Greek?

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@CanadianIjit @Orthocoma25 Please identify the first century Church that is still here today if not one of the Apostolic Churches

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@barteeckhout Wanneer heeft migratieobsessie voor het laatst een vrachtwagen over een groep mensen gereden?

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@y3rnaux @patje_punk @StefaanSintobin NYHC disagrees

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@ReformedToRome Heresyincontext in shambles rn

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@logicbot1162233 @papism101 You Chrismated yet?

[Louis @DBNO17]

@minagelina1 @LiamJHayden1995 @farmingandJesus Yes, the evidence is clear that there was no iconoclasm in the early Church.
The first controversy over icons was in the 8th century and that position was completely heterodox and rightfully condemned at the councils.

[Louis @DBNO17]

@minagelina1 @LiamJHayden1995 @farmingandJesus The point is nonsensical.
If icons are accepted in the 2nd century then either the Church preserved Apostolic teaching or fell into error immediatly after the death of the Apostles.
The latter undermines the protestant position more than they realize.

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@LiamJHayden1995 @farmingandJesus Dude, the earliest icons we have found until today are from around 180.

[Louis @DBNO17]

@jsrrayburnii @Bartvannijmegen @farmingandJesus Early Church had icons before Nicea.
You can go to Rome today and walk the catacombs and see them for yourself if you wish.
The oldest ichtys we have today is from around 180AD.

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@KSC3971 @hardflics barely

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@IlliniRefugee @BasedDavePA Obviously talking about the NT and there was no jewish canon during the time of Christ

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@Bookm_Danno @Guilcat96Lewis @BasedDavePA There’s literally a 20 year gap between the crucifixion and the first of Paul’s letters

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@MJKelleyII

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@bogdanvdberghe @grok can you tell us how many of the european forest fires this summer have been caused by arson?

[Louis @DBNO17]

@SirAristus @MrCasey62 I see you’re new here.
There are plenty of protestants who think meditation is a unbiblical pagan act.