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No comment is the epitome of "empty phrase."
We Lutherans don't give a crap what the Catholics think about our guy.I learned that Luther was "very" Catholic in 1521 when he wrote that document!
A lot of what he says is exactly what the Catholic Church teaches! Who knew?
Well, I had read a few of the items on this Thesis before but recently read nearly the entire thing... was very surprised to see what a Catholic document it was/is. Yes, there were some heresies there also, and the Church noted those and anathematized them. And later, Luther was excommunicated.
I read The Facts About Luther some years ago and he definitely, definitely devolved away from his Catholicity! He called priests and others horrible names when they disagreed with him and said obscene things I cannot write out here... at least R rated..
In other words, he let himself go to hell, probably literally.
(That's one reason, by the way, that the Catholic Church does not canonize --or name a building after--anyone until that person is gone and there is evidence the person is in Heaven. )
I refuse to accept you saying no comment isn't an empty phrase. By definition saying no comment is the epitome of an empty phrase. Providing no information (i.e. an empty phrase) is the intent of saying no comment.Why do you refuse to understand what others say to you? NotfooledbyW transported anyway only a little part of a message from me to him from another thread into this thread here. I never spoke here in this thread with anyone about Luther.
I refuse ...
Are you ok, ding?
We Lutherans don't give a crap what the Catholics think about our guy.
By the way, many in the medieval Catholic leadership were horrible people. Trying to sell a way by richer into Heaven by making the Pope richer ain't cool.
Empty phrase.No. I inform him with this statement that I read what he wrote and that I say nothing to this theme. The alfernative is not to answer at all - what could also mean that I did not read what he wrote.
Never better.Are you ok, ding?
Nope. YOU say I am.He has really a very big problem because he is god
And opened Pandora's box in the end. Thus proving the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Which according to zaangalewa would be an empty phrase.As with so much in "history", fact is often trumped by tale. The idea that Luther started a movement outside the power of the R.C.C. is an example. The absurdities and excesses of that institution had already been noted and reacted to for centuries before he acted. He didn't seek an alternative, he sought to make superficial alterations to function.
Empty phrase.
Empty phrase.No. And you know this because because I explained to you what's the difference between the comment "no comment" and no answer at all. Unfortunatelly many people answer on the comment "no comment" - what's the only thing what's strange in this context.
And opened Pandora's box in the end. ...