Solus Christus Throughout Church History: A Doctrine Beyond the Reformation
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In this episode of firm foundation, Richard presents of paper that he wrote called, "Solus Christus Throughout Church History: A Doctrine Beyond the Reformation" This article demonstrates that the concept of Christ as the sole mediator and the only means of salvation has deep roots in the Christian tradition from the teaching of the Apostles through the early church fathers, medieval theologians, the Reformers on into our current times, and consequently is and should remain an indispensable core teaching of the church for all time. Thanks for tuning in.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ-ADOZhXNs
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