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Evaluating Adventist Fundamental Belief 18, And Why Ellen White Matters to Seventh-day Adventist Theology.
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Tall, come on. Even Adventist hold they were inspired..
"Luther was the man for his time; through him God accomplished a great work for the reformation of the church and the enlightenment of the world.
Like the first heralds of the gospel, Luther sprang from the ranks of poverty. His early years were spent in the humble home of a German peasant. By daily toil as a miner his father earned the means for his education. He intended him for a lawyer; but God purposed to make him a builder in the great temple that was rising so slowly through the centuries. Hardship, privation, and severe discipline were the school in which Infinite Wisdom prepared Luther for the important mission of his life. . . ."Ellen White: Protestantism and Martin Luther (Part 1)
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You sure you want to endorse everything Luther wrote? I think we can oblige you with a number of his statements you wouldn't care for or call inspired.
Someone being used of God is not the same as someone being inspired in what they wrote.
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I like Martin Luther and feel he was inspired in my personal view, but like the disciples, he was not ready for the onslaught of truth, as you know it took years for the Advent group to grasp even the Sabbath.
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