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| How is this different from quoting Edward Preuss favorably or featuring the Miraculous Lactation of Mary? McCain does both, while promoting the Apocrypha even more than his gun collection. |
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A. Berean,
This is classic Romanism. This is how Romanists have justified the doctrine of the immaculate conception of the Virgin Mary.
They said it is not explicitly there but the Biblical authors intended it to be there. Hehehe. Treat the Bible as a work of art, where a human being does not fully know the impact of his work.
However, the Scripture is not the work of man but the work of God, if God wanted to teach it, he would have stated it.
More argument from silence.
LPC
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| Fill 'er up. The inset is from Paul McCain's "Lutheran" blog. The painting is The Miraculous Lactation of Mary. St. Bernard is the recipient. |
GJ - As I wrote before, McCain and Kilcrease and Scaer are the not so closeted Romanists and UOJ Enthusiasts of the LCMS.
Dr. Lito Cruz pointed out a well known tendency among the Roman Catholics. Their training is in philosophy rather than the Scriptures. If they take courses in the Scriptures, they follow the rationalists of the Protestant Left.
Philosophy can be used to engage in clever word tricks. UOJ Lutherans like to say, "If I am to believe in forgiveness, it has to be given to me first before I can believe in it. Therefore the entire world has been forgiven."
That argument came from Edward Preuss, who joined the Roman Catholic Church and argued for Roman dogma. He said, "Give me the documents and I can prove anything." (Fuerbringer) Indeed, but proving something in philosophy is not the same as teaching the Holy Spirit's wisdom in the Word.
Preuss also used this title for his odious booklet - The Justification of Sinners. There is nothing wrong with that by itself, but he meant - The Declaration of Forgiveness for Every Pagan and Atheist in the World.
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| Cascione is another UOJ Enthusiast and counselor to Herman Otten. |
