Bible, Babel, Bubble: Sola Scriptura Contra Thomas Müntzer

by on November 18, 2023 | 1 Comment

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  1. So Zwingli was not inconsistent after all, despite some popular perspectives, (any more than he was a mere memorialist on the Supper) rather because of Scripture rejected anabaptist theology; so much so he called them ‘cata’ baptists, not re-baptisers but no baptisers or those against baptism. Now that would make an interesting discussion for those Baptists who approve of Zwingli because they think he was (at the very least) a proto-memorialist.

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