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“Ah, my Redeemer, Thou hast shed all Thy Blood. Thou hast given Thy life to save my soul, and I have so often lost it, hoping in Thy mercy; and in this way have I so often made use of Thy great goodness, for what? to offend Thee more”
~ St Alphonsus Liguori
@mugjudge@LukasNectarios The ones pertaining to his temporal power, although I could make a case that it’s virtually contained in Scripture and Tradition and that is congruent with the principles therein
@DylanIsaacFern@JustinusRomanus Just a few things; “ratio credendi” is being used very loosely, obviously the reasons for believing are not the motives of credibility but the First Truth revealing and secondly there are some errors with the citations given but alas the substance remains pure.
Nope, I and other Prots having been using it for years now as a neutral term to level the linguistic playing field, and we've made this clear repeatedly, such that even other Roman apologists are chill with it (e.g. @DoorDashThomist). Unfortunately, a dictionary on global English use doesn't have a sub-section for Twitter e-apologetics lingo.
Billionth time, give the evidence. Primary sources, historical analysis; not assertions.
@sincead33@Lafantom3 We are primarily treating the issue of the inability for Protestants to elicit an act of divine faith with respect to the canon but we intend to treat other tertiary related issues such as the formal motive of faith, distinction between inspiration/revelation/infallibility etc.