Andrew Brown

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Protestants were not arguing that on every point, the patristic testimony favored Protestantism. This is not so. Various matters of doctrine or ceremony came in early in church history that, yet, the Protestants saw as error. An easy example is praying for the dead (yet it is also worth saying that many Protestants have no objection to this practice as such).
What It Means to Be Protestant: The Case for an Always-Reforming Church
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