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Display Name: dudley
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I am a former Roman Catholic. I have only been a protestant 2 years. I first became an Episcapalian in January 2006 after leaving the Roman Catholic chuirch. However I began doing an extensive study of the Protestant Reformation from the perspective of Protestant writers and Theologians. I centered a lot on the reformers Luther, Calvin and Knox. I studied Luther's Doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone and I began concentrating on the Reformed Theology of Calvin and Knox. I then read the Westminster Confession of Faith and the short and long catechisms of the Presbyterian Church. I started to attend services at a few Presbyterian churches in February 2007. I am now a confessed Presbyterian.

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