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Or... if they didn't, I'm sure people would be complaining they were still playing those songs.

Do you think this was the problem Timothy had when Paul instructed him to drink a little wine?

Maybe do a thread on how the Roy's Report and Protestia are more alike than they are different.

This is true. I don't think Pickle U. ever sullied its reputation be awarding a doctorate to a horse (a horse's ass maybe, but not to a horse).

Who would do such a thing?

Hopefully, he wasn't doing 185 in the bus.

He does mention Evangelicals and Catholics Together about midway thru his introduction, but did not specifically state that was the impetus for the book. I did finish reading it this evening, and I do think that document is what got the ball rolling in his mind. Overall, it is a good read...

Started reading this book last night and made it about 1/3 thru. So far, it's a very good read on this topic.

Today, politics seems to have left the moral aspect behind and are driven solely (mostly?) by the financial aspect.

As far as I can tell, they are. I listen to quite a few of their podcasts.

There is still a conservative branch of Lutheranism.

You are right: it is guide - to bring us to Christ. After that, we are not under that guide: So then, the law was our guardian until Christ came, in order that we might be justified by faith. But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a guardian, for in Christ Jesus you are all sons of...

Why was the law given? What is its purpose?

Actually, they do not require a baptism if the person has been baptized in another (trinitarian) church. The person does have to go thru RCIA, though, before being allowed to participate in communion.