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...didn’t learn the Bible solely for rhetorical flourish; we believed it as well. While many Catholics and Protestants believe the Bible to be God’s inerrant and infallible Word (which reveals God’s law and salvation through Jesus Christ), Lutherans are among the Protestants who believe in sola scriptura, that is, that the Bible is the only document of divine revelation and that it is the sole norm and basis of Christian doctrine, as opposed to Catholics who believe that God has revealed doctrine through Tradition as well. Because of sola scriptura, many...
...giving HRCF an Undergraduate Council grant on the grounds that HRCF requires that its officers “subscribe without reserve” to the organization’s “Principles of Faith;” namely, “the Deity and Humanity of our Lord Jesus Christ” and other tenets of Christianity. This policy violates both the College’s and the council’s non-discrimination policies and would thus make HRCF ineligible for council funding and accreditation by the College—and the permission to use space on campus...
...does not believe in the resurrection,” could in The Crimson’s view “make a great leader.” Perhaps so, but not of a group which is committed to the proclamation of the resurrection of its leader and namesake, Jesus Christ—no small point in the week in which Christians celebrate Easter as the defining moment of their faith...
Last week, the Committee on College Life renewed College recognition for Harvard Radcliffe Christian Fellowship (HRCF), despite the group’s requirement that leadership believe in the holy spirit and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The committee is in error for not demanding that the club remove this discriminatory policy from its constitution. All students should be free to participate in College activities without being discriminated against because of belief, and it is a shock and disappointment that the committee did not properly uphold Harvard’s anti-discrimination policy...
...That's a false impression, says Albert Mohler. The missionaries, he says, whose aim is partly humanitarian, see themselves as part of a tradition dating back 2000 years, to the mission that brought Jesus to Jerusalem. It was a journey that provoked unrest, frightened authority and led Christ to the cross, but ultimately, Christians believe, delivered a life-saving message to the world...