From Reformed to Lutheran (Five Solas Talks)

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• SP

  @sphtu8 · 7 months ago

  An ex-Calvinist here, seriously looking into Lutheranism.<br><br>Very informative talk.✝️

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• HA

  @haveagoodone2935 · 9 months ago

  I&apos;m Lutheran and I find myself scratching my head when I discuss theology with Calvinists.

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• ZO

  @Zonie-xv9ep · 2 years ago

  I was never Calvinist, but definitely was in the &quot;pop evangelical&quot; churches for many years. &nbsp;But I&apos;ve now realized the importance knowing the church fathers, church creeds, and the confessions from the Protestant reformation. &nbsp;It&apos;s important that we don&apos;t lose sight of our rich theological teachings for the sake of being &quot;trendy&quot;. &nbsp;I&apos;ve found Confessional Lutheran theology to be the most credible scripturally and historically.

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• OU

  @Outrider74 · 2 years ago

  Yep. You nailed it right on the head. That is exactly exactly why I and my family are Lutheran now.

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• UN

  @unit2394 · 2 years ago

  Excellent. I have commented this before on several of your videos but you are how I really stumbled onto Lutheranism and are one of the major reasons I left the Reformed world for Lutheranism. I pray that God continues to grant you success in spreading His Truth and Grace as they are so wonderfully preserved and expressed in the Lutheran church so that more people like me can know just how wonderful the fullness of the Gospel is. <br><br>I never feel better throughout my week than when I am at Divine Service, consistently receiving Word and Sacrament. I objectively and tangibly know what is given to me every week by my Lord through the Means of Grace and it has been the biggest aid in navigating this brutal fallen world.

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• JU

  @JustDoit-lz8ih · 2 years ago

  Dr. Cooper, could you please give a Lutheran explanation of the Apostle’s creed? Specifically “he descended into hell.” Possibly even comparing it to the Reformed view. Thank you so much.

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• TH

  @theshivers1967 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for this. &nbsp; My mum grew up in a United Church of Canada congregation that had been Methodist. &nbsp;She&apos;s a solid Lutheran, but you have made feel better about my gentle teasing her about the &quot;girl leaving Calvinism, but the Calvinism not leaving the girl.&quot; &nbsp; The &quot;new Calvinism&quot; sounds a lot like what my mum said to me about the &quot;new curriculum&quot; in the UCC.

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• DA

  @dantownsend761 · 1 year ago

  I went to Geneva College and grew up going to the same church that he mentioned a few minutes in. Great congregational singing. I&apos;m still in the RPCNA but great video. I appreciate Dr. Cooper&apos;s 5 solas content

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• DI

  @dianaheaphy8294 · 2 years ago

  Yes! We confessional Lutherans do have a tendency to be too reticent about sharing our faith, and there is a real shortage of accessible voices! Thank you for becoming a reliable, faithful and accessible voice for Lutheranism!🙏🏻

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• FE

  @FelipeFonsecaIchthys · 3 months ago

  INTERESTING. Sobering testimony in various ways, though I don&apos;t share exactly all the positions or the same conclusions concerning the whole of the Reformed tradition.

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• CR

  @craigborgardt6396 · 10 months ago

  I am a Reformed Lutheran. &nbsp;As sinful Christian saints, we are in need of daily contrition and re-formation. &nbsp;Luther didn&apos;t have all the answers and borrowed a few errors from his RCC.....we all do the same over time and thus to be reformed is to be daily renewed.

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• JO

  @johnhudelson2652 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Regulative principle: There&apos;s no explicit command to wear clothes.<br>You can tell with the above remark that I definitely have issues with the regulative principle.

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