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	== Telephone Game: Hopeless Garbling ==		== Telephone Game: Hopeless Garbling ==
	There is garbling in the tradition. It's called "heresy" and Protestantism. The Telephone Game is an accurate description of what has happened with Protestantism and pseudo-Catholicism.		There is garbling in the tradition. It's called "heresy" and Protestantism. The [[Telephone Game]] is an accurate description of what has happened with Protestantism and pseudo-Catholicism.

	== Preservation and rejection of Tradition ==		== Preservation and rejection of Tradition ==

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	There is no Pope of Protestantism. Each Protestant acts as his or her own Pope, council, and priest. Catholics call this fundamental principle '''private judgment''' in contrast to the public nature of the [[Magisterium]].		There is no Pope of Protestantism. Each Protestant acts as his or her own Pope, council, and priest. Catholics call this fundamental principle '''private judgment''' in contrast to the public nature of the [[Magisterium]].

			== Telephone Game: Hopeless Garbling ==
			There is garbling in the tradition. It's called "heresy" and Protestantism. The Telephone Game is an accurate description of what has happened with Protestantism and pseudo-Catholicism.

	== Preservation and rejection of Tradition ==		== Preservation and rejection of Tradition ==

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	Taking ''part'' of the Tradition and rejecting ''part'' of the Tradition is called '''heresy,''' from the Greek verb that means "to select." By contrast, the Catholic Church claims to have kept the whole of the [[Deposit of Faith]].		Taking ''part'' of the Tradition and rejecting ''part'' of the Tradition is called '''heresy,''' from the Greek verb that means "to select." By contrast, the Catholic Church claims to have kept the whole of the [[Deposit of Faith]].

			== Gimme that Old Time Religion ==

			The original Protestants, inspired in part by the spirit of the Renaissance, were backward-looking.

			"The stream is purest at its root." The longer the stream flows downhill, the more it is corrupted by other things.

			"We have got to get back to the garden."

			== The Church of the Future ==

			Some Protestants have abandoned historic Christianity and, inspired in part by the Enlightenment, look forward to some imagined future Church.

	[[Category:Protestantism]]		[[Category:Protestantism]]

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	~~There is no Pope of Protestantism. Each Protestant acts as his or her own Pope, council, and priest.~~		== Private judgment ==

	All Protestants keep part of the Catholic tradition and reject part of the Catholic tradition. We are united to ~~them~~ by what ~~they keep~~ and separated from them by what ~~they~~ reject.		There is no Pope of Protestantism. Each Protestant acts as his or her own Pope, council, and priest. Catholics call this fundamental principle '''private judgment''' in contrast to the public nature of the [[Magisterium]].

			== Preservation and rejection of Tradition ==

			All Protestants keep part of the Catholic tradition and reject part of the Catholic tradition. Catholics are united to Protestants by what the Protestants preserve from the Catholic tradition and are separated from them from them by what the Protestants reject from the Tradition.

			Taking ''part'' of the Tradition and rejecting ''part'' of the Tradition is called '''heresy,''' from the Greek verb that means "to select." By contrast, the Catholic Church claims to have kept the whole of the [[Deposit of Faith]].

	[[Category:Protestantism]]		[[Category:Protestantism]]

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There is no Pope of Protestantism. Each Protestant acts as his or her own Pope, council, and priest.

All Protestants keep part of the Catholic tradition and reject part of the Catholic tradition. We are united to them by what they keep and separated from them by what they reject.

[[Category:Protestantism]]