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Marriage is a creation ordinance, not a sacrament. It is common to mankind and of public interest in every commonwealth. The essence of marriage lies in a mutual compact between a man and a woman, whereby they bind themselves to an indissoluble...
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Read MoreThe doctrine of the perspicuity of the Scriptures relates to its clarity in matters necessary to salvation, Ps. 119:105, 130. Protestants affirm that, in these matters of faith, Scripture can be understood by believers...
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