Views During The Time of the Reformation (18): Views on the Church: The Formal Principle
In our preceding article we called attention to the many objections against the theory of False Mysticism. We noted that this Mysticism has no support in the Scripture. We also called attention to the fact that it is contrary to what we read in the Scriptures. And, in the third place, we noted that it is contrary to fact and experience. We will now continue with the listing of these objections. In our preceding article we called attention to the many objections against the theory of False...
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