What Luther Got Wrong on Friendship with God | Catholic Perspective on Protestant Reformation

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  @AugustineInstitute · 4 years ago · pinned

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• CL

  @claracastro140 · 5 years ago

  Dr. J Sehorn thank you for sharing, for loving Jesus first. I thank God the Blessed Most Holy Trinity for my Catholic Faith in its entirety!! God bless you Dr John Sehorn

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• KE

  @keithstump1712 · 2 years ago

  As a cradle Lutheran, I found this talk extremely helpful.

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• JA

  @jamesp9328 · 8 years ago

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  @itakenaga · 4 years ago

  God bless Augustine Institute

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• ST

  @Stronger1315 · 4 years ago

  The Augustine institute is tremendous and very educational. Thankful I found this and for Ken Sri. I believe when he was on EWTN I first heard of the Augustine Institute.

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• AG

  @agnesschaeffer562 · 4 years ago

  God is the perfection we seek!

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• SO

  @southpawhammer8644 · 3 years ago

  Luther was a nut. I&apos;m getting anxious just listening to this craziness

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  @MaranglikPeterTo-Rot-dm4nc · 3 years ago

  Thank you for this important video.

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  @UnionBlue-h8e · 8 months ago

  “It seems the accursed Martin Luther and his associates have barred up all the avenues to heaven in England. Calvinists, Lutherans, call it’s from what ever name and head you please, it’s is but one monster and on its head is blasphemy.” - From “Letters from England” by Robert Southey

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  @justinhald · 1 year ago

  Luther helped me, after years of mental turmoil, and having received faith by reading through Romans. &nbsp;Still I encountered many fears due to 43 years of sin and 18 of condemnation felt to more or less degree during that time. &nbsp;Luther’s commentary on Galatians was and still is a huge asset of mine.

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  @poordoubloon10 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;m glad you&apos;re clear that this is Luther and not Lutheranism (defined by the Book of Concord)... because whatever you described, I would not regard that as commensurate with orthodox Lutheran theology.

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