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Are you enquiring as to my own understanding of a Romans 14-issue or are you asking out of ignorance of what the issue was in the 14th chapter of Romans?What is a "Romans 14 issue"?
For the sake of discussion, I think it'd be helpful if you'd define what you mean.Are you enquiring as to my own understanding of a Romans 14-issue or are you asking out of ignorance of what the issue was in the 14th chapter of Romans?
What the title said.
For me to define what exactly a Romans 14 issue is, runs the risk of derailing the thread for I would inevitably be accused of defining a Romans 14 issue to suit the topic at hand.For the sake of discussion, I think it'd be helpful if you'd define what you mean.
For me to define what exactly a Romans 14 issue is, runs the risk of derailing the thread for I would inevitably be accused of defining a Romans 14 issue to suit the topic at hand.
But, because you asked nicely, I would agree with the concise summary given by @RPEphesian : "psalms only or inclusive psalmody is a matter of one being weak in faith while another is strong"
For me to define what exactly a Romans 14 issue is, runs the risk of derailing the thread for I would inevitably be accused of defining a Romans 14 issue to suit the topic at hand.
But, because you asked nicely, I would agree with the concise summary given by @RPEphesian : "psalms only or inclusive psalmody is a matter of one being weak in faith while another is strong"
I take this to mean:psalms only or inclusive psalmody is a matter of one being weak in faith while another is strong"
Actually, the definition seems rather diplomatic.
I take this to mean:
A) "psalms only" is a matter of one being weak in faith while another is strong
or
B) "inclusive psalmody" is a matter of one being weak in faith while another is strong
In other words, stalemate? (According to the definition, that is)