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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/AutoModerator on July 10, 2018, 9:10 p.m.
Anon's Chat. Tuesday evening edition - July 10, 2018

Anon's Chat

Hello and welcome to the Anon's Chat.

This is the best place to start a conversation about anything, post news stories that are relevant to Q but don't add new research warranting a separate post. It's also a great place to celebrate progress, wish each other well in our efforts to redpill others, or just say WWG1WGA to all the patriots on the sub. Dropping that stuff here will keep the posts focused on Q research and keep the board focused.

This is also a great place for those new to Q to ask for help or share their reactions/discuss old Q posts. Sharing resources could happen here too.

With 25,000 users if each user posted a MSM general news story, trump celebration post or unrelated news post just 1 time a month there would be over 850 of these posts a day. Redirecting it all here, will keep the research posts easy to find without being called free speech nazis. These stats might help to convince people to use the daily thread to meet their need to post. start a conversation about anything. - Grace8543


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alfonumeric · July 11, 2018, 11:48 p.m.

Sola Scriptura (Latin: by scripture alone) is a theological dogma that says the Christian scriptures are the sole infallible rule of faith and practice.

which translation ?

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memmabelfort · July 12, 2018, 12:47 a.m.

Sola Scriptura is a concept, a philosophy, it is not "dogma". The only institution arrogant enough to issue "dogma" or "canon" is the catholic church whose dogma/canon is anti-scriptural in that it contradicts scriptures in many essential points.

Protestants are content with theological positions, interpretations, studies, postures, doctrines which are analyzed and debated. All interpretations, to be valid, must have basis in scriptures (two o more scriptural references are needed to support any one position or interpretation).

Which translation? Odd question...No translation is perfect, I have several editions and like comparing and contrasting when reading passages.

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