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@DarthHarryson
Joy:fully, Confessionally, Liturgically Lutheran ๐Ÿฆฌ (LCMS). Meme Lord Supreme. Here to make you laugh (and Lutheran ๐Ÿ˜‰):
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"I do not fear the plots of Satan because this angelic food strengthens me to do battle. I do not fear the lures of the flesh because this life-giving & spiritual food strengthens me by the power of the Spirit. I eat & drink this food so Christ may dwell in me & I in Christ."
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@barnstormer1776 @cfw_walther The importance of fostering and feeding one's faith congregationally, with an actual, in-real-life worshipping community, rather than in a disembodied debate-o-sphere online, cannot be overstated.
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That number comes from the World Christian Encyclopedia. They count every independent church, mission network, and the same tradition separately in every country as its own โ€œdenomination.โ€ By that method, the Roman Catholic Church itself is counted as 242 denominations ;) If Romanism is of the Holy Spirit, why is there a constant need to lie and mislead?
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@JoshuaBarzon This is the subject that started my journey from Baptist to Confessional Lutheran. All Christian writings from the apostles until the (heretical) anabaptists in the 1500s teach baptismal regeneration. Baptism is GODS work, not ours. Verses in comments below. History is unanimous
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I would have obviously disagreed that I was โ€œmissing outโ€ on something as a Baptist but wow, the objective comfort and assurance that comes from the sacraments is mind-blowing
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Jesus is the Greek transliteration of Joshua. This is important, because Jesus not having a father was foreshadowed by Joshua, since he was the son of Nun
"Let us not fail to thank God for delivering us from the doctrine of doubt. The Gospel commands us to look away from our own good works to the promises of God in Christ, the Mediator." -Martin Luthers commontary on Galatians. Chapter 4. Verse 7.
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