To @MikePagano87: Roman Catholic, Orthodox can interpret that according their systems as well, so this just…
Roman Catholic, Orthodox can interpret that according their systems as well, so this just begs the question by reading reformation assumptions into the patristic era. Easy refutation is that no one in the ancient world was nominalist and PSA requires nominalism. OOPS! / I was using all these same quotemines 23 years ago to try make the fathers into Prot reformers, it's bullshit. They all teach countless doctrines that are incompatible with the reformation. Read the actual texts instead of quotemines / You're citing a Pope of Rome / "Pope" is a title all three Petrine see used very early. Go r…
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- Jay Dyer
Protestant interpretations of early Church Fathers are flawed.
“no one in the ancient world was nominalist and PSA requires nominalism.”
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2Jay claims that Protestant assumptions are incorrectly projected onto early Church figures, arguing for their historical incompatibility with ancient doctrines.
Jay states that Roman Catholics can interpret early Christian texts according to their traditions, thus questioning the assumptions of those citing the Reformation.