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Being "under the guidance of the Holy Spirit" makes us error free?

The Spirit offers guidance - but the body still holds the reins.

I can guarantee that Luther would disagree with your statement.

Rob

 

Wrong, as THAT ended when Apostle John passed away!

 

...and I disagree.

What do you do with that?

Is one of us not "under the guidance"?

Rob

 

Only one who is an Apostle of Christ can claim that, and Luther was not one of them!

 

By observation we see faithful believers with opposing doctrines.

By simple deduction we can presume that being lead by the Holy Spirit doesn't mean we will always have correct doctrine.

So what does the Spirit-filled life look like?

Rob

 

Is this something you read in the Babylon Bee???

 

Martin Luther was a defrocked Roman Catholic Priest. He was a pedobaptist when excommunicated and remained so until death. His progeny still follow his errors of soteriology. Most so-called reformers of Rome have the same error. This is another gospel which is not another. Apostle Paul said such is anathema. It does not get more serious.

Salvation by works and infant baptism are still fatal errors.

Time to repent and get right with God.

Even so, come, Lord Jesus.

Bro. James

 

I will remind you that Jim Jones & David Koresch thought they were under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and thus error free.

 

Actually Martin Luther did not believe in salvation by works....His theology was of salvation by faith rather than good works, which undermined the authority of the clergy in northern Germany. That salvation by works thing was the invention of Melanchthon who brought it back later on.

 

Well then, we have a problem. I disagree with Luther in a couple minor areas of doctrine. By your above definition, big Luther and myself are perfect. Were both perfect and we disagree.

Only Jesus Christ was perfect. The authors of The Bible penned perfect Word of God, but they were far from perfect.

I think you are worshiping a doctrine of man.

 

So what does a Spirit-guided life look like?

It is living a life that looks like Jesus

Loving the unlovely, caring for the poor and needy, mourning with those who mourn, weeping with those who weep.

It is displayed by our actions.
A Spirit-guided life is observed by those around us.
It transcends our petty doctrinal differences and encompaces those that have differing opinions.
It is a Christian walk lead by love for others

This, I think is something I believe Luther would agree with

Rob

 

Haaaaaaaaa! That's funny. Luther was a renegade priest who didn't like the limits imposed upon him by the established Western Rite Church and proceeded to tear the whole thing asunder. From tearing out the parts of Scripture that did not fit his new ideas, Luther set in motion the beginnings of hate and destruction and maybe the Holy Spirit was with him for awhile, but at some point the evil one used things to his advantage.

Luther's only saving grace was that he still believed in the real presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist and honored the Blessed Mother in the orthodox way.

 

I'm curious, do you believe Luther was correct in his belief in the Real Presence of Jesus in Holy Communion? Also, even Lutherans are at odds with each other over the interpretations of The Book of Concord.

 

Luther believed in Baptismal Regeneration, do you agree with that?