You must not abandon the ship in a storm because you cannot control the winds. What you cannot turn to good, you must at least make as little bad as you can.
St. Thomas More (Utopia)
February 4, 2012
Kevin Author T, Faithfulness, Protestantism, Reformation, Schism, Submission, Unity Comments Off on St. Thomas More on Remaining True in the Midst of a Storm
You must not abandon the ship in a storm because you cannot control the winds. What you cannot turn to good, you must at least make as little bad as you can.
St. Thomas More (Utopia)
February 17, 2011
Kevin Author S, Protestantism, Reformation, Sacred Scripture, Unity Comments Off on Fr. Vincent Serpa on the Chaos of Protestantism
The Protestant Reformation resulted in the continuous division of churches over the interpretation of Scripture, each new denomination insisting on its own as authentic. But of course, since they all contradict each other, they can’t all be correct. The divisions continue to this day—thousands of them. If this is reformation, I’d hate to see chaos!
Fr. Vincent Serpa – Catholic Answers
March 28, 2010
Kevin Author L, Authority, Reformation, Sacred Scripture Comments Off on Martin Luther on his authority to add to Sacred Scripture to support his doctrine of Faith Alone
You tell me what a great fuss the Papists are making because the word “alone” (which Luther added) is not in the text of Paul (Romans 3:28). If your Papist makes such an unnecessary row about the word “alone”, say right out to him: “Dr. Martin Luther will have it so”, and I order it to be so, and my will is reason enough.I know very well that the word “alone” is not in the Latin or the Greek text…it shall remain in my New Testament. All the Popish donkeys will not get it out.
Martin Luther – Source: John Stoddard, Rebuilding a Lost Faith, (Rockford, IL: TAN Books), 136-137