@Chud: alright, lets start all over again, I had originally written a draft of a longer wordswordswords response but even I ended up getting lost in what I wanted to argue for. What is the actual concern you seem to have for Protestantism here? Im seeing it is particularly in regards to Sola Scriptura and the spawn of several different denominations, though you've not really made your point too clear with it, and you seem to insist on mentioning the issue of Protestant ecumenism, which if I will be honest, I still cannot seem to understand, maybe i am a little illiterate (ESL award) but I just could not understand your argument even after reading it several more times. What is your exact problem? Explain it more simply or however else the arteries are clogged

I fucking hate brown people and slaves. Therefore, I am protestant. Mad, wordugly persons?

@Chud: also to add to this you seemed to also mention often about baptist landmarkism and disunity amongst the original reformers, I cant seem to understand what the first one has to do with any of this, its a really schizo modern doctrine that was popularized when the IFB church came to be, prior to that there also was the Anabaptist landmarkist doctrine too, which was just as schizo, I don't see how both of these have anything to do with what we are arguing for here, they are just stupid heresies that have been debunked over a gorillion times

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Also to add, I am a Reformed Christian, and, I also never said or thought that Baptists and Anabaptists arent Protestants or even Christians for that matter, they are, despite some of their schizo doctrines, they are still saved and will enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

@Chud: The likeness between the specific sort of Protestant ecumenism espoused by you earlier and the Baptist conceptions of continuity is both in their being quite novel, and in their farcical confusion of earlier sects in order to propagate a spurious idea of historical unity. The rest I have to let stand, for the most part, on its own. The infinite division of Protestantism into countless religions, since that is by the measure of even the older Protestant teachers what they are, being the ontological (Existential) consequence of the Lutheran doctrines of isolated interpretation of Scripture and the historicity of religions (The latter as regards the 'reconstructionist' teaching already mentioned) was and is among the central themes, if not the central theme, even from your first reply to someone else at beginning of thread.
Regarding Baptists and Anabaptists - you did explicitly condemn them to Hell when their historical rejection of Luther's Solas became the topic of conversation.
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