just a selkie in the sea

(I also go by Liz)

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  1. Admittedly, Zinzendorf held the Augsburg Confession to be a suitable document of the Lutheran-Christian faith only if a "scalding sore" were poured over it (as he expressed it in his repulsive terminology). Because his language, which dissolves ideas in a sloppy brew, has an even worse effect than the "christo-turpentine" so wretched in the writing of F. Thomas Vischer (see his polemics on the Munich "christo-turpentines"), to read him is an act of penitence.

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