Monday, April 30, 2018

If Someone Denies the Chief Article of the Christian Religion,
Is His Weight the Real Issue? Look Again at the Issue.
St. Paul Was Abundantly Clear in Galatians

Matt's wife raised the issue of the Eighth Commandment when I posted
Honey I Shrunk the Seminaries on Facebook.

A recent exile from ELCA did not like my description of the Synod President as Matt the Fatt. I asked Nolan what was more offensive, a nickname or Paul calling such people "damned to Hell." There is No Other Gospel, and LCMS forcefully agrees with ELCA about Universal Forgiveness and Salvation without Faith.
Mrs. Harrison even cited Subjective Justification and Objective Justification - 'tis on the tips of Synodical Conference tongues at all times.


 Now really?
Where is the Chief Article - Justification by Faith Alone?
LCMS has abandoned the Gospel, with cheers and hosannas from WELS-ELS.

This is my best photo of a slender Paul McCain, Harrison's covert campaign manager, but not my Photoshop. McCain featured a toned down version of this saint being, ahem, nourished by the Blessed Virgin Mary's statue. Mariology is not the chief article of Christianity, but it seems to animate a large faction of LCMS clergy.

 Paul McCain has grown in office, like others who find a bowl of lentil soup incredibly high in carbos. Steadfast Lutherans are real heavyweights. UOJ and Mariology are just fine in the LCMS, but not Justification by Faith.

PS - Young Nolan does not think I have proved my case about LCMS-WELS-ELS doctrine, so I looked over the number of articles with the UOJ or Objective Justification tag. I found over 300 before I lost interest in auditing the list.

The new LCMS catechism effort specifically and idiotically cites Objective and Subjective Justification.

1901 Catechism - LCMS

Gausewitz - Not Just WELS but Synodical Conference


 Wilken, facing El Chubbo, thinks Justification by Faith is "Calvinism."
Wilken teaches his rubbish on the radio and through Steadfast Lutherans, the most ironic blog title since Intrepid Lutherans.