The Highway Forums General Discussion Theology Discussion Forum 3 Quotes from Protestants

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Actually, it was to show the concerns from even Protestant folks regarding the nature of Protestant thought....which as shown is quite fractured and schismatic.

Brother Ed

Pilgrim said: "Dont feed the trolls"

Seems to be the best advice!

Of course, Biblical history shows us that this is NOT all that uncommon.

For example, Lamentations 2:14 (ESV)
Your prophets have seen for you false and deceptive visions; they have not exposed your iniquity to restore your fortunes, but have seen for you oracles that are false and misleading.

In fact, you might say it's a product of our fallen natures. And, sadly, some of us in this argument may be wrong, VERY wrong. ETERNALLY WRONG. I pray that is not so, however. I pray that God's grace will cover us all.

With great sadness and concern,
Ted

OrthodoxCatholic

Seems to me you are breaking point number 8 in the Highway forum guidelines.

Tom

I will go recheck the guidelines. I do hope I am not. I try to behave myself here. After all, I am a guest and this is not my house.

Cordially in Christ,

Brother Ed

Really and what protestants are these I don't recognize their names perhaps if you could give us where this was sited from (book title, page number etc...) then I could possibly consider this as something actually worth my time.

Until then I must consider this just another ad hominem attack and another example of protestant bashing. Really sir if you nothing better to do why must you post?

References to Dr. Walton and his London Polyglot of 1655 - 1660 on the Internet:

First site

Second site

Third site

So this isn't just a figment of the author's imagination.

Here is the main page from which the fragment of article was copied:

Catholic Apologetics

I have done enough of your work. Write to Fr. Muller and ask him for details.

Brother Ed

My work? I reference OC I don't just quote people. And your Fr. Muller may keep his comments to himself. I've had my fill of papist mumblings.