Loading ...Reformation Day 2010, October 31, falls on this coming Sunday. In light of this, I thought this would be an interesting question to ask. Are the theological positions of the Protestant Reformation and the Council of Trent now reconciled? Or are we still divided? Does it matter?
What do you think? Discussion welcomed.
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Semper Reformanda
ditto
yeah i think there is too much disagreement for a full embrace, yet i hope a true dialog emerges soon, not the kind where both parties sit, smile at each other, affirm each other, and pretend there are no differences but rather the kind of dialog where they acknowledge real differences and move forward from there.
Mike,
Dialog would be great. I would think it difficult for Rome to modify her doctrines in anyway since they are, as I understand it, infallibly declared.
Out of curiosity. What is the son of perdition doing at the Reformers bridge?
Ray, to whom do you refer?