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@renewingprotest

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@BashlinCore

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@farmingandJesus epidemic of weak men and women everywhere. To silo out roman or orthodox 'circles' is in itself a weak defense.

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@joshwhitlatch Show me, where do you read this Book of Life? Has God showed you alone the contents?

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@Allesontiire

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@Guilcat96Lewis They think they can remain attached to sin and that it doesn't matter

It's clearest in their presumption and judgement of others, which a sola Scriptura framework should catch

Most OSAS have likely received tradition through a church (magisterium) and not scripture directly. 🤣

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ 🤣 ok.

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@SpeelingBChamp @farmingandJesus I can't follow Christ and ignore the church that He built. I understand you may disagree.

But I'll still take the dancing priest any day of the week if snake charmers, X theologians, and self ordained pastors are the other options.

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Is the church (in every sense) a man made tradition?

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ If you think all protestsnts agree on OSAS you've missed something.

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Socinians, Christadelphians, Biblical Unitarians, Jehovah's Witness, General Baptists, English Presbyterians, Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith / Church of the Blessed Hope, The Way International,Members Church of God International etc all differ(ed) on Christ's divinity.

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Man made traditions can also come from misinterpreting, mistranslating, or the canon itself - which is a great example.

Scripture never outlines the canon, so is every canon a man made tradition?

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ 🤣 okay.

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Oh I love deeply. Including you, and appreciate your views here. I disagree with them though, and agree that that's okay and is what it is.

I think sola scriptura breeds more hate and contempt than necessary, all too often amongst believers.

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ So you're claiming all protestant churches agree on all of the above?

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Your original argument was that sola Scriptura prevents man made tradition...

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Already did. Will do again.

OSAS. Baptism as only a symbol. Eucharist as only a symbol. Real presence. Christ as only man, not divine / no trinity. Unitarianism. Tongues as gibberish vs actual languages. Canon of scripture. Gay marriages. And many more.

https://t.co/Q3fOnrJSIf

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@Younos2025 @ExiledFred @CatholicDrip___ Sounds to me like a guaranteed path to endless man made traditions.

There are 'believers' on X that think Jesus isn't divine. That there's no trinity. That church isn't real and it's not necessary. That OSAS is in scripture. Etc etc