Pope Francis was interviewed aboard an airplane on June 26, 2016. In that interview he expressed the position that Luther was right about j...

The German bishops are demanding that German members of the Roman Catholic Church either pay a tax or forego the sacraments , including abso...

This comes from the comment box of Mark Shea's post regarding Augustine, Scripture, and Nicaea. It's not him commenting (as far as ...

One of the things that was important to the Reformers (as it was to the early church) was that the Word of God be available to people in a l...

One of my comments has been addressed by Scott Windsor (of the Roman communion) in a post that is mostly addressed to my friend, James Swan ...

Reading through James Swan's latest quotations from Luther (contra the Immaculate Conception), one particular line caught my eye: But i...

Over at the Beggars All Reformation blog , in the comment box, a Roman Catholic layman had posted several quotations from Luther allegedly s...

Rev. Paul T. McCain (a Lutheran [LCMS] pastor) wrote: Don’t misunderstand. Luther is perfectly clear elsewhere that he does not deny that Ro...

John Fonville, of the Paramount Church, has kindly selected as his weekly quotation a nice selection from Francis Turretin on the importance...

David Waltz has sparked my interest afresh in the quotation allegedly from Luther that Justification is a doctrine upon which the church sta...

Further to my last post about the BSB digitization project, one may recall an informal debate that I conducted with Dave Armstrong last Janu...

At least, I think it is good news. Todd at Historical Theoblogy has a report on a digitization project that aims to digitize 100,000 volum...

Mr. James Swan, for a very different purpose, brought the following two quotations to my attention ( link to source ). Both are from Martin...

Do people still believe what Leo X said about Luther. Mr. Bellisario (editor of the "Catholic Champion" blog) has republished par...

An Inconvenient Conciliar Truth - Part 02 Some folks seem to find relying on councils a comfort. For these folks, there are some inconvenie...

David Waltz, a Catholic (I think), poster with whom I've crossed swords a few times, has posted a recent blog article in which he identi...

It's often claimed (mostly by Roman Catholics) that Luther compared justification to a snow-covered dung-heap. None have to date (and t...

The following are the fourteen readily obtainable uses by authors of the spurious Latin gloss on Luther's statement, as instigated by Co...

Data: 1. Partial "original" from Cochlaeus. 2. English translation of Luther, apparently from the German original. 3. Armstrong ha...

Once Scripture had become like a broken net and no one would be restrained by it, but everyone made a hole in it wherever it pleased him to ...