Jiang's summary of the Protestant Reformation: God can be accessed through scripture and self-study without priestly mediation.
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direct access to God
Jiang's summary of the Protestant Reformation: God can be accessed through scripture and self-study without priestly mediation.
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"...key idea of the Protestant Reformation is that you have direct access to God. Right? And, how do you access God? Through the Bible...."
"Corruption is a huge issue but also orthodoxy. And, so the idea of the Protestant Reformation is that you can access God through the..."
"...what will happen is by limiting the church you create direct access to God and this creates the idea of crisis in faith the..."
"...the spokesperson for God. But Protestantism believes that we have direct access to God."
"...truly believe in God, God will forgive you. You have direct access to God, okay? So, he's denying the authority of the Pope, which..."
"...Now, let's look at the Protestants, okay? They believed in direct access to God through the Bible. Well, the Vikings believed in courage. What..."
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