By “getting over” the Reformation I do not mean a return to Rome. A good post-Reformation theology should already factor in the rejection of the flawed Roman rites and polity which precipitated the 16th century crisis. Even a loyal Catholic will probably not deny that on the eve of the Reformation the divine judgment upon the Roman [...]
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Getting over the Reformation – Conrad Grebel, 1524
Posted in post-Reformation theology, tagged Anabaptists, Christianity, Church, luther, Reformation, Swiss Brethren, theology on February 1, 2011 | 7 Comments »
George Fox: post-Reformation theologian
Posted in post-Reformation theology, tagged Christ, Christianity, Church, George Fox, Gospel of John, theology on August 31, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Church in God is not in imitation, gathered from the letter, nor is it a high-flown people in their imaginations, but they who are born again of the immortal seed, by the Word of God, which lives and endures forever… which word is God, which word became flesh, and dwelt among us … And [...]
