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How do Lutheran discern Law and Gospel in the Lord's Prayer?
If the question is whether, to Luther, that petition is law or gospel, the answer would be "both." Consider Luther's thoughts in the Large Catechism:
Thus this petition really means that ...
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How do Lutheran discern Law and Gospel in the Lord's Prayer?
Most Protestants would agree that those who do not forgive are not likely to be forgiven. Christ Himself makes this point in Matthew 18:21-35.
I think the problem here is a wrong understanding of law ...
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In Reformed theology, what exactly does the doctrine of "limited atonement" actually assert?
For any of the so-called five points of Calvinism, it is usually best and clearest to go to their original expression in the Canons of Dort. In the 17th century, the followers of Arminius promulgated ...
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In Reformed theology, what exactly does the doctrine of "limited atonement" actually assert?
Your question is about the statement that "Christ did not die for everyone" in the typical Reformed doctrine of Particular Redemption. Although you list 5 complex points in 5 paragraphs, the ...
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