@GinaJenniferBur@needGod_net@riecker I agree, but why is your interpretation superior to people that came before and loved God more than us and lived more faithfully than us? Ryan believes in trail of blood theology
@BeggarWithBread@anchoredsoul0 Nondenom is submitting your mind to a system as well. Even if it’s no system at all. And the church should be of one mind “one Lord, one faith, one baptism”
@BeggarWithBread@anchoredsoul0 Even if a church might have some bad theology, it’s good to submit to a system. I struggle with monergism sometimes, but because I feel that the Lutheran system is the most historical and biblical system, I submit my mind to it. (1 Tim. 3:15)
@BeggarWithBread@anchoredsoul0 I don’t wanna hold you, but it’s not a redeemed zoomer thing lol, it’s a matter of realizing smarter people have set out before you as well as more faithful people. If your system doesn’t fit a preexisting system, it probably falls apart somewhere
@BeggarWithBread@anchoredsoul0 I see what you are saying, but I disagree. If everyone has this idea of I’m going to just read the Bible and see how I personally interpret it, the church will never be one. We need to follow scripture as well as how the church has always interpreted it. I’m out of words
@BeggarWithBread@anchoredsoul0 All I meant was denomination/tradition. But I see. Don’t you think nondenom is sketch? If a nondenom church is in an area, it’s essentially saying none of the other denominational churches in the area were good enough. So now we build our own, in my mind it feels schismatic