Is Redeemed Zoomer 👑 blurring the lines between Catholic & Protestant?

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@redeemed_zoomer I dont think RZ considers you Christian, nor do and Catholics, nor do any Orthodox

I'm sorry, you're just incorrect. Here's Francis Turretin: "(5) With respect to grace (now conferred upon us here), which demands that obedience (Tit. 2:14) as the fruit of that seed; gratitude for benefits received (Pss. 116:12; 130:4; Lk. 1:74) and the mark at which it aims, as is evident in election (Eph. 1:4), in redemption, (Tit. 2:14), in calling (1 Pet. 1:15; 2:9), in justification (Ps. 85:9; Gal. 2:20; Ps. 130:4), in regeneration (2 Cor. 5:17; Rom. 6:14). (6) With respect to the glory which we expect, to which the obedience due to the law stands related as a means to the end, without which we cannot attain unto it (Jn. 3:5; Mt. 5:8; Heb. 12:14); the way to the goal (Eph. 2:10; Phil. 3:14); the seed to the harvest (Gal. 6:7, 8) and the firstfruits of the mass (Rom. 8:23) — Yea, as the principle part of happiness. Hence arises the necessity of good works to glory; not of merit, but of means. No one can be glorified in heaven who has not been sanctified on earth by the pursuit of holiness and obedience to the law." and another Reformed theologian, Gisbertus Voetius: "“From our part (so that we may conclude with a brief word), let them straightforwardly deny all the opposing antitheses also: 1. The sole meritorious cause of obtained salvation is made through the perfect obedience of Christ. 2. The application of this in this life is by: the internal instrument, solely faith, which we rest in Christ, and the external instrument being the word of God and the sacraments. 3. Of consummated salvation, after this life, our good works are of the possession and fruition of consummated salvation (which right and title we held in this life through faith) a cause without which (causam sine qua non), or a necessary condition, or a secondary cause, or medium, not indeed in themselves or from their dignity, but by the gracious favor of God, or by the accidental grace of God in Christ"

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@redeemed_zoomer I’ve never seen someone be so against every other Christian Orthodox ? Going to Hell Catholic ? Going to Hell Protestant but believe in Baptism ? Going to Hell There is no way Jesus would be happy with the amount of division your creating

@redeemed_zoomer Ryan, you’re not a Protestant. You’re a non-denominational evangelical. Learn the difference. Stop using the term and take time to study church history

@redeemed_zoomer No, he's clearing up the difference between magisterial Protestantism and more Anabaptist tendencies.

@redeemed_zoomer Both Catholicism and reform theology are not biblical. Biblical Christianity is salvation by grace through faith in the gospel of Christ alone without works, this is God’s gift offered to all sinners, eternal life not probation.

@redeemed_zoomer The reformation got many burned alive by the Roman church was because Protestants stand on the five solas. Scripture ALONE is authority, we are saved by Grace ALONE, through faith ALONE, in Christ ALONE for the glory of God ALONE! imagine the number of people RZ is confusing

@redeemed_zoomer It’s all Catholic lite including you. Free grace is the only faith alone position.