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Georg Ebner
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« on: October 15, 2018, 06:22:27 PM »

As a real roman&reactionary Catholic (preVaticanII) i nontheless admit, that the early LUTHER was theologically very right. But He was (like J.RATZINGER) a naive worldless german professor, who was exploited and abused by the rulers (finally especially by the emerging bourgeoisie), perverted into the contrary: Abandoning celibacy, the monasteries, the sacraments is nothing else than pure pelagianism, an awful atheism of the mediocre rats in the cities, demasked by KIERKEGAARD and NIETZSCHE.

(Remark: Concerning parties&elections or the weather i have opinions - in philosophical&theological issues i haven't.)
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« Reply #1 on: November 19, 2018, 07:44:06 AM »

Better than John Calvin (born Jean Cauvin)
That's true.
CALVIN had an incredible memory full of St.AUGUSTINE, but what did it help? As a narrow-minded lawyer (Roman heritage) He perverted PreDestination - originally an expression of confidence to HIS mercy - into a cold&dark mechanistical system. A self-righteous moralistic perfectionism leading to GOD's abdication. A Pelagianism (contrary to the original intention of LUTHER).
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