| (1431) Senior Member Username: 1431 Post Number: 1942 Registered: 11-2004 |
What is most offensive to me is Jackson's slander of Holy Scripture whose teaching on the subject of justification is clearly reflected by Walther. It sounds as though Cascione has come to the same conclusion that Rev. Phil Hale came to in his book on justification: You can't have forgiveness unless it is already there to have. The world is already righteous in Christ...reconciled to God. How anyone could recommend one of G. Jackson's books..especially on the subject of justification is beyond me. I would think "Mark and Avoid" would be the proper response to his persistent promotion of heresies which claim Jesus really didn't finish what He claimed He did when He died for the world and rose again. I'm very thankful the Wisconsin Synod took this approach with a pastor promoting this same error for the sake of the errorist and those who would fall prey to his false teaching. | ||
     Rev. David R. Boisclair (Drboisclair) Advanced Member Username: Drboisclair Post Number: 645 Registered: 1-2002 |
I am thankful that there are more of us out there that are standing up to this serious problem. |
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Reader -
Just read your latest post with the quote from Rev. David
Bolsclair. In his passion he seems to have revealed more than he
intended, specifically, that his main objection is less the
doctrine than your iconoclasm. For example, he writes:
"...to refute the entire body of doctrine of the LCMS and WELS...", and
"What is most offensive to me is Jackson's slander of C.F.W. Walther. On his website he pictures him with a miter on his head and labels him a pope. How despicable."
As a young teenage actor in a play with L. used to say offstage after an act, "Nailed it!"
You are toppling religious idols. That is not permitted.
"...to refute the entire body of doctrine of the LCMS and WELS...", and
"What is most offensive to me is Jackson's slander of C.F.W. Walther. On his website he pictures him with a miter on his head and labels him a pope. How despicable."
As a young teenage actor in a play with L. used to say offstage after an act, "Nailed it!"
You are toppling religious idols. That is not permitted.
