I think I saw a bobcat?

[onlyme]

I'm told it rains a lot in Canada.

[MENTION=60]MoreCoffee[/MENTION]: My use of the term was as a euphemism for a medical check about some serious health problems I have.

Actually, BC does have a heavy rainfall at times.

 

[MoreCoffee]

[MENTION=60]MoreCoffee[/MENTION]: My use of the term was as a euphemism for a medical check about some serious health problems I have.

Actually, BC does have a heavy rainfall at times.

Yes, I knew it was a euphemism

 

[onlyme]

Yes, I knew it was a euphemism

Euphemia of Manitouwadge, ON...

 

[MoreCoffee]

Euphemia of Manitouwadge, ON...

May I ask, without rancour, is your non-denominational theology Calvinistic?

 

[onlyme]

May I ask, without rancour, is your non-denominational theology Calvinistic?

I think what Ephesians 2 teaches would equally be reflected generally in Luther's The Bondage of the Will, so I wonder what real use are labels.

 

[MoreCoffee]

I think what Ephesians 2 teaches would equally be reflected generally in Luther's The Bondage of the Will, so I wonder what real use are labels.

labels are words and have the value common to words - they communicate something.

 

[onlyme]

labels are words and have the value common to words - they communicate something.

What I mean is that there is plenty of historical evidence that Luther did not want to be known as a Calvinist. But the basic theology of conversion was in the respects discussed rather similar.

 

[onlyme]

labels are words and have the value common to words - they communicate something.

PS:

I can see how the appeal of looking at the text of the New Testament from the point of view of Medieval theological terminology would appeal to some scholars studying the works of Erasmus, for example. I have indeed heard Erika Rummel of the Pontifical Institute of Medieval studies, Toronto, lecture on Erasmus's work. I do think that the NT textual entity which Erasmus presented is to be understood, rather, as a self-standing, normative document, for which labels, whether around particular Reformed preachers or Medieval scholasticism, are not binding.

Maybe you yourself studied there? or perhaps at Sydney?

 

[MoreCoffee]

I think I saw a Tasmanian Tiger

 

[onlyme]

I think I saw a Tasmanian Tiger

Well, there is probably a Pontifical Institute in Sydney as well as Toronto.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Well, there is probably a Pontifical Institute in Sydney as well as Toronto.

There's one in Perth too

 

[onlyme]

There's one in Perth too

Not surprising!

 

[MoreCoffee]

Not surprising!

University - Notre Dame Australia