@TheOtherPaul2@Acolyte83349490@CapturingChrist Seems to me what you need to address is whether the right to private judgment is a core principle of sola scriptura, and if you conclude it is, whether that constitutes a problem for the doctrine. Thoughts?
@SocDemLad @JJ_McCullough You admit in your response that he "seems" to dislike Canada and it makes you feel sad. Giving us a report of your psychological state isn't an argument that demonstrates that JJ dislikes Canada, and neither is it an indication that he admits to disliking Canada.
@TaylorAlanEaton@ZacharyGarris The poster is wrong, you will not find the protestant teaching of sola fide in Pelagius, even if they may at times use similar words or phrases.
@TrinityTrnslate @Nicholai_Korea@ZacharyGarris The original poster is quoting Pelagius and claiming the protestant teaching of sole fide is found in that author. Don't you think that is absurd?
@AngloVarangian And then there's many times where it's very hard to find a copy of the book where it's cited from, making it hard to verify the context.
@liberal_party It seems to me that if you want to make the middle class have a more affordable life, your government should reconsider whether debt creation and inflation are worth your slew of social programs.