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Guys, we did it. We finally finished 1st Clement, and what a way to end it! Clement finishes his epistle with glorious doxology and encouragement toward unity.
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In this episode, Quentin James and Elijah King continue their study of 1 Clement, picking up in Chapter 44. We talk about all kinds of things, like apostolic succession, forgiveness, and what is a justified schism.
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hank you for joining us as we continue to walk through Clement. Are we ever going to finish?
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Right now we're saving up for some decent temperature control so we don't melt in here!
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In this third part going through Clement, Quentin and Elijah cover chapters 27-32. These chapters definitively prove that Sola Fide is not some innovation of the 16th century. It is a doctrine taught in scripture and by the early church.
In this Elijah King and Quentin James continue their examination of the epistle of Clement. Protestants need not be embarrassed about church history. In fact, protestantism makes the most sense of it. It does not belong to the Roman Catholics, it does not belong to the Orthodox, but in this podcast we argue that church history properly belongs to Protestants.
We are Reformed Christians and we will be arguing particularly for a Reformed claim and interpretation of church history. It is our sincere belief that Reformed theology most accurately posits the teaching of Scripture and Church History. It is our conviction that Reformed Christianity is not a novel tradition, but is the true continuation of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. We are Reformed Catholics.
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In this first episode of the revamped Reformed Corner Podcast, Elijah King and Quentin James walk through portions of the epistle of Clement. Protestants need not be embarrassed about church history. In fact, protestantism makes the most sense of it. It does not belong to the Roman Catholics, it does not belong to the Orthodox, but in this podcast we argue that church history properly belongs to Protestants.
We are Reformed Christians and we will be arguing particularly for a Reformed claim and interpretation of church history. It is our sincere belief that Reformed theology most accurately posits the teaching of Scripture and Church History. It is our conviction that Reformed Christianity is not a novel tradition, but is the true continuation of the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. We are Reformed Catholics.
Head over to squirrellyjoes.com and use code CORNER for 15% off your first order.
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The Reformed Corner Podcast exists to show that protestantism is rooted in church history.