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Development of Doctrine — Protestant-Style
Dust-ups trickling down from recent Protestant conversions to Rome have revealed contrasting views of history. The Called To Communion view seems to involve a church in place — bulletins, pews, and all — just after Christ ascended to heaven. According to Bryan Cross: [The Protestant convert to Rome] finds in the first, second and third… Read More→