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Are you looking to truly entertain and impress Dad this Father's Day? Reserve tickets for the Blazin' Magic dinner and show this Father's Day, Sunday, June 21st. as Las Vegas magician and performer Kevin Barnes, hits the stage at the Blazin' M Ranch in Cottonwood.
With over 11,000 performances at the Excalibur Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, Kevin is an amazing illusionist and magician who has mastered audience participation and is a true showman. He's appeared on many a stage both nationally and internationally, including events for Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Lines, Theaters in Hong Kong and Singapore and was contracted by the U.S. Embassy for 24 shows in Copenhagen, Denmark. He's also appeared at events for Jay Leno, Pavarotti, Jewel, Tiger Woods, Samuel Jackson and more! Along with his star-studded resume, Kevin's combination of illusion, comedy and audience interaction makes this a one-of-a kind, must-see performance.
"We are so excited to be sharing Kevin's incredible talent on stage here at the ranch" states Lori Mabery, Managing Partner for the family corporation that owns the Blazin' M. She adds, "There are rare opportunities to find someone that can mesmerize an audience like Kevin. The first time I met him he did one card trick and I was sold. In fact, I'm still mind-boggled as to how he pulled it off, and soon discovered that trick was just the beginning. Finding something fun, entertaining and family-friendly to do for Father's Day can be a challenge, and this show and the entire experience will have it all!"
Don't miss this one-night engagement! Limited availability and tickets will disappear like magic! The evening will feature the Blazin' M's signature chuckwagon meal as well as the courtyard activities and attractions prior to the dinner bell, including the tractor pulled wagon, roping lessons, shooting gallery, shops, museum, and saloon. Gates open at 5:00PM, Dinner bell rings at 6:30PM and the hour-long Blazin' Magic show follows dinner. Book now at (928) 634-0334 or on-line at blazinm.com. Adults $35.95+tax, Seniors (65+) $32.95+tax and Children
(3-12) $19.95+tax.
Tri-City Chamber Mixer
June 30th
Blazin' M Ranch is proud to host this years 2015 Tri-City Chamber Network Mixer this June 30th. The event will begin at 5:30 PM and last 'till 7:00 PM. We expect 125 – 200 businesses to attend!
A Woman's Hand
Back by popular demand, the Blazin' M Ranch is again offering up A WOMAN'S HAND, a special live theatrical production filled with music, laughter, tears, and a whole lot of pioneer women's soul. Written by Dev Ross, the show enjoyed a successful sold out run last year. Audiences will again have the opportunity to experience events starting October 4th when it will play every Sunday through November 8th this year.
Along with the Blazin' M's signature chuck wagon dinner, pre-dinner activities and attractions, guests can engage with colorful Old West living history characters that will showcase the hard work, challenges, triumphs and everyday hardships of women in the 1800's.
The result of tireless research by Dev Ross and historian Kate Ruland-Thorne, the show features women who helped weave the fabric of Sedona and the Verde Valley. Their stories are heartwarming, often heartbreaking, and rich with spirit. Audiences will enjoy hearing directly from these historical women who come alive on stage. Meet the first African-American woman to own a business in Jerome, a saloon hall Soiled Dove from Flagstaff, a Chinese singsong girl, Latina Apolonia Chavez and Sedona Schnebly.
Lori Mabery, Managing Partner at the ranch beamed with excitement when
describing the show. "We are so proud and excited to be featuring this great
musical production, "A Woman's Hand" again at the Blazin' M Ranch. It's
truly a local history lesson coming to life right before your eyes, with the
added bonus of dinner and all the regular western activities and attractions
we've always offered here at the ranch!
In 2014, the cast & crew spent weeks modifying the stage by adding lighting and recreating historical scenes where living history characters who perform in the show can interact with guests prior to dinner." Mabery continued, "We've got a powerful andtalented cast, the show is amazing and it's a great compliment and additionto our regular cowboy dinner show. We feel this production strongly appeals to locals who love our community as well as tourists who are so often interested in in the history of our area while keeping the memory alive of some of our great pioneering Arizona women!"
Along with Dev Ross, one of Sedona's favorites, Shondra Jepperson, a singer, songwriter, actor and half of the entertainment duo Tom & Shondra, is also a producer as well as an actor in the show. Jepperson commented, "It's been athrill to see this show go up at the Blazin' M Ranch and to be an actor in it with my creative partner Dev Ross and such a great cast. The actors that we share the stage with are extremely talented and it's a pleasure to work alongside them. Our audiences have really expressed their appreciation for sharing a lot of unknown history of the women who held their own during a very tough time in history in the Verde Valley. I'm thrilled to be running this show again!"
Both Jepperson and Ross tout a long list of leading role credits in plays and
productions throughout southern California as well as in Sedona and the
Verde Valley. In the past several years, both have also successfully coproduced and acted in murder mysteries penned by Ross with sold out
performances at the Blazin' M Ranch.
Dev Ross commented, "My producing partner, Shondra Jepperson, and I had
discussed putting the play up for years but had no venue for it until the
Blazin' M Ranch. Having my show play there is a dream come true. Lori
Mabery and her team at the ranch shared our vision, added to it, and are
helping to bring more theater back into our community. We had a terrific run
last March with sold out shows so we know this run is bound to sell out
The other three cast members joining Ross and Jepperson are well known to
Sedona audiences and have also enjoyed success in theatre and film. Tricia
Greer, has been cast in leading roles in Shifting Gears, Lion in Winter, Glass
Menagerie, Proof and 37 Postcards here in Sedona and has extensive theatre
resume of lead roles in theatres throughout California. Movie fans are familiar with stage and film actress Michele Lamar Richards, known for her role as Whitney Houston's sister in Kevin Costner's, The Bodyguard. Richards is currently working as a writer, producer, director and professional acting coach for studios. Talented James Ball is thrilled to be accompanying this talented group of women. James is well known in the Verde Valley for
teaching Choir, Music Theory, the Director of the Musical Theatre Dept. at
Mingus Union High School and has performed across the nation.
John Reynolds is the director of the show who, besides his directing resume,
has an extensive background as a special effects lighting director for major
motion pictures motion pictures including E.T., Twilight Zone, Towering Inferno just to name a few. Reynolds replied, "Directing A Woman' Hand at the Blazin' M Ranch is the perfect venue. After having this experience, I am excited about the potential to do other programs there. It's a perfect environment for a director. Great support, great team, warm environment, and it feels like home."
Sponsored by National Processing Solutions, Inc., the series of six Sunday
performances of this historical production open on Sunday, October 4th. For
dinner and show reservations call (928) 634-0334 or book on-line at


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The Christmas Show
The Christmas Show, also known as Jingle Bells, first aired on Christmas Eve, 1956, and what better way to conjure both the holiday spirit and fond TV memories than Ethel Mertz dressed as Santa Claus? Based on the lovably loyal sidekick from the revered series, I Love Lucy, this is the first-ever solo Ethel Mertz doll released by Mattel. This fun Platinum Label™ beauty is based on the episode that featured flashbacks woven with newer Christmas-themed footage, in which all four main characters — Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, plus best pals Fred and Ethel Mertz — dressed as Santa Claus, only to be surprised by a visit from the real thing!
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APP OF THE DAY: iZettle review (iPhone)
There's been an iPhone credit card payment system available in the US for a while now, known as Square. As usual, those interested in Europe have had no choice but to look on from afar for around a year now, but it seems that help is at hand from a Swedish company who's developed an iPhone app chip and pin reader attachment.
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Technically speaking, iZettle is neither an app nor a gadget but a platform and, worse still, it's not actually available at the moment. It's hitting beta stage in Sweden as of June and it's free to sign up and get sent your iPhone add-on if you're interested.
iZettle is aimed at small business, lone traders and individuals who'd like to be able to take credit and debit card payments. Users set up the app on their iOS device to send the funds to a particular bank account. Then, when your friend or customer wants to give you some money, they simply slot their card in, you type in how much to charge, what the item is and the app contacts the card issuer which authorises the payment.
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Florida Panthers (12-17-5) at Toronto Maple Leafs (17-15-3), 7 p.m.
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Scott Clemmensen made 17 saves for a Panthers team that survived a frantic
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An app that would track shopping habits would be nice, where you can enter, what you bought, where you bought it and how much it was, and then compare it to other places, perhaps a cloud part so that other people could compare their shopping as well and find the best prices.
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what about taking a crappy app thats on the store, something that has great potential and doing your own version of it and making it 100x better in the process.
what type of direction would you go? video apps, news apps, information based or visually based apps? give us some ideas what area you like and what your good at and i can come up with some ideas for you
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Video/games don't really interest me. I am thinking something like information/productivity. I can tell you that one app on the app store that just blows my mind is pulse. It is stunning.


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Water is the focus of this 431.4-acre park, which includes the Splash Adventure water park, Ski Rixen USA cable water-skiing, a marina with boats for rent, and several lakes for fishing. For recreation on dry land, the park features Bike America bicycle rentals, mountain bike trails, basketball courts, and a campground with platform tents and tepees. The park is also home to the Renaissance Festival, one of South Florida's most popular annual festivals.
Splash Adventure
This interactive children's water playground features slides, tunnels, turn valves, and much more. Open seasonally. Zero-depth entry to 12 inches at center. Lifeguards on duty at all times. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. Sessions, when in effect, are three hours and 50 minutes. U.S. Coast Guard-approved life vests are available free of charge. No pets, grills, glass containers, or alcoholic beverages allowed inside the aquatics facility. Call for fees and hours. Summer events at Splash Adventure.
Colorful 20-foot-diameter umbrellas are available for rental by the day or by the session at Splash Adventure. Each includes tables and grill (except inside the water park). Capacity 30. Credit card deposit required.
Ski Rixen USA
Cable water-skiing - no boat required - at the only wakeboard and water-ski park in South Florida. Slalom, trick-ski, kneeboard, wakeboard, or even surf without a wave. Yearly memberships available. For ages 12 and up. Open daily except Mondays. Call 954-429-0215 for hours and rates. See what it's like to experience Ski Rixen USA firsthand here.
Bike America
Bike rentals, sales, and service. Enjoy one of South Florida's most beautiful parks by bicycle. Store hours: Wednesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Rentals include dual-suspension mountain bikes, hard-trail mountain bikes, comfort bikes, kids' bikes, and kids trailers. GoPro cameras and knee and elbow pads are also available to rent. Call 954-570-8122 for more information and group rates.
Mountain Bike Trails
7.1 miles of trail, with segments for beginners as well as intermediate and advanced riders. The trails have been fully renovated under the direction of the International Mountain Bicycling Association, whose local volunteers removed debris, reshaped the land, installed new plants, and constructed new sections of trail. Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. during daylight savings time, when the hours will go to 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. during standard time. Trail map (PDF) All riders must watch a safety video at the park office and complete a Waiver of Liability (PDF). Riders under 18 must watch the video and have a release/waiver of liability signed by parent/guardian.
Use of the trails requires an annual membership or daily fee. Visit the Mountain Bike Trail Fees page for more information.
Safety Bike Patrol
The park maintains a group of mountain bike volunteers who patrol the trails, offering guidance and assistance to riders when needed. Call the park office at 954-357-5100 to find out how to become a patrol member.
Trail Maintenance Days
Volunteers get together from 8:30 a.m. to noon on the second and fourth Saturday of the month to maintain the trails. Food and beverages are provided by Bike America following trail work on maintenance days. To volunteer, print the application below and bring it to the park, along with a photo I.D.
Mountain Bike Trails ProjectVolunteer Application (232 KB)Broward County Policies To Review (3.5 MB)
Permitted from the shores of the park's several lakes. Freshwater licenses may be required. No fishing allowed near Splash Adventure, Ski Rixen USA, or in the primitive campground. Catch and release only.
Lakeview Marina
Lakeview Marina will reopen on Saturday, May 9, 2015, after maintenance.The marina is open on weekends and designated holidays from April until the second week of January. Marina hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the last boat rental going out at 3 p.m. Rental boats include canoes, paddleboats, and kayaks. Boat rentals are $10 plus tax per boat for one hour, $15 plus tax per boat for two hours, and $25 plus tax per boat for four hours. $10 cash deposit per rental.
Rent a site with a platform tent or tepee already set up at the park's innovative Rent-a-Tent campground. There are 25 tent sites and two tepee sites, each with running water, a fire ring, a picnic table, a grill, and electricity. Restrooms and shower facilities are conveniently located throughout the campground. Renters are able to use sports equipment found in the park office free of charge, and can also purchase a discount pass to Splash Adventure water park during the aquatics season. No RV sites are available. Firewood and ice are sold at the park office. Reservations required. Wi-Fi is available at the campground. View campground rules.
Sites are $35 plus tax per night for up to four campers. Two additional campers may be added at $3 plus tax per camper per night, for a total of six campers. The required security deposit is $50 per site, payable by credit card only. Up to two pets are permitted at $1 per pet per stay.
Campground map.
Each following number links to a photo of the corresponding site:#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19 #20 #21 #22 #23 #24 #25 #26 #27
You can now reserve campgrounds online by clicking:
Primitive Youth Camping
The park also provides an area set aside for youth primitive camping for nonprofit groups such as Boy and Girl Scouts. The area accommodates up to 75 campers. Reservations can be made by calling 954-357-5100.
Large group gatherings of 250 or more persons require prior Park approval and issuance of a Park Permit to address such items as reserving space for the group, traffic control, trash removal/cleanup deposit, etc.
Picnic Shelters
Two small (up to 36) with water. Six medium (up to 50) with water and electricity. One extra-large (up to 162) with water and electricity. One corporate pavilion (400) with water, electricity, areas for horseshoes and volleyball, and restrooms. All available by reservation only.
A large, covered, wheelchair-accessible playground is adjacent to shelters #8 and #9 and the basketball courts.
Picnic Tables/Grills
Freestanding picnic tables with grills are located near the playground and throughout the park and are available free on a first-come, first-served basis.
Biking/Jogging Paths
Paved paths run throughout the park, with an approximate cumulative length of a mile and a half.Nature Trail
With the help of volunteer organizations, the 3,500-foot nature trail is being restored to its natural landscape. Volunteers have helped remove invasive species and plant native trees and shrubs helping to transform this six-acre natural area to its true beauty. Historical records show that the western side of the area was once a slough -- a swamp-like depression, which transformed the surrounding pinelands into cypress and red maple trees. The nature trail is open during park hours to all ages. Pets are not allowed. People interested in volunteering on the nature trail can inquire at the park office or call 954-357-5113.
Geocaching is a worldwide treasure hunt using Global Positioning System (GPS) devices. The first clue is a set of GPS coordinates, corresponding to where someone has hidden a "treasure," or geocache. Geocaches can come in all shapes and sizes and can even be virtual. If you are interested in geocaching and want to know more, please visit our Geocaching Web page.
If you plan to geocache in Quiet Waters Park, you can use the following GPS coordinates to search for geocaches in the park: 26.31145, -80.15266. Please be aware of the following guidelines that apply to geocaching at Quiet Waters in addition to the guidelines set forth on the Geocaching Web page:
Sports Equipment Rentals
The park offers limited quantities of a variety of sports equipment, available at the park office on a first-come, first-served basis only to those renting shelters.
A Little History
Using funds from the 1978 bond issue, Broward County acquired this 431.4-acre property in the early 1980s from Houdaille, a major dredge-and-fill contractor that used the site essentially as a "borrow pit." The proposed name of Lakeview Park was abandoned in favor of Quiet Waters by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. The park opened to the public in March 1983. Splash Adventure, an interactive children's water playground, opened in the southeast corner of the park in 1995.
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I see a lot of random text link ads on this website. Some are double-underlined and some are single-underlined. Is this an advertising method used here, or is this something on my computer creating these ads? I think these are more annoying than banners.
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This gorgeous red-headed lass is all set to strut her stuff at a feiseanna, a traditional Irish dance competition that's as colorful and electrifying as her costume!
Designed by Sharon Zuckerman, Irish Dance™ Barbie® doll evokes all the beauty and charm of Gaelic culture. The Celtic-chic ensemble is a striking jade green, reminiscent of Ireland's lush countryside and spirited like the feiseanna itself. Step-dancing has never looked so good!
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Location The hotel is situated in the heart of Frankfurt, close to well-known attractions such as the Römer town hall, St. Paul's Church, opera house, theatre, and the Zeil and Goethestrasse shopping areas. The famous 'cider district' in Sachsenhausen and the museum embankment are also easily accessible on foot. Hotel The Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof is one of the finest hotels in Frankfurt, renowned for its exceptional service. The grand hotel's 321 rooms, including 41 suites, cater for every need and the 19 function rooms are suitable for events and banquets for up to 450 guests. The hotel offers a wealth of fine international dining: award-winning French gourmet cuisine at the Restaurant Francais (1 Michelin star), Japanese specialities at the IROHA Restaurant, and regional and international creations at OSCARS's café bar. The Authors Bar and Cigarrum smokers' lounge are the place to meet in the evening. Events and incentives Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main region offer a variety of special venues at which the hotel's event service, Catering Select, can also provide catering.
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Lengthy but extremely accurate article by Diane Ravitch. It's funny that Racitch is considered a "conservative", but conservatives hate her while us lazy, librul, union-loving teachers so often nod in agreement with what Ravitch has to say.
The article summarizes the education reform movement the last 10-15 years and predicts where we are going:
Race to the Top seems to have catalyzed a national narrative, at least among the mainstream media. The good guys open charter schools and fire bad teachers. The bad guys are lazy teachers who get lifetime tenure just for breathing and showing up. Most evil of all are the unions, who protect the bad teachers and fend off any effort to evaluate them. Anyone who questions the headlong rush to privatization and the blind faith in standardized testing will be smeared as "a defender of the status quo" who has "no solutions." Even if all the "reformers'" solutions are destructive and stale, even though they consistently have failed to produce better education, the reformers never think twice about their palette of "solutions."The bitter fruit of the past few years of reform: The latest survey of the attitudes of American teachers shows a deeply demoralized profession. Job satisfaction of our nation's teachers has plummeted since 2009, the period in which attacks on teachers soared while budgets shrunk. Nearly one-third of teachers—1 million teachers—are considering quitting. That's a 70 percent increase since 2009. Who will replace them?The prediction:While policymakers eagerly await the evidence they need to begin firing the lowest-rated teachers, a new study by the Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research, or CALDER, finds that teacher turnover demoralizes the entire staff and lowers achievement, not just for students whose teachers were removed, but for all the students in the school.
It's already there. My school was "turned around" under Race to the Top and despite my students' achievement, i became one of the surprising turnover casualties (because i spoke out about the curriculum i said we needed to either change or supplement to ensure student success). Building morale is at an all time low because the thinking is, "if FWFW can get dumped, they can get anyone of us". The young teachers are looking for new jobs and the older ones are taking the earliest retirement possible. It sucks.The pattern on the rug grows clear. Teaching will become a job, not a profession. Young people will typically spend a year or two as teachers, then move on to other, more rewarding careers. Federal and state policy will promote online learning, and computers will replace teaches. Online class sizes will reach 1:100, even 1:200; the job of monitoring the screens will be outsourced, creating large economies for state budgets. For-profit companies will make large profits. The Common Core standards will create a national marketplace for vendors, as Secretary Arne Duncan's chief of staff, Joanne Weiss, predicted. Entrepreneurs will reap the rewards of the new American style of education. As profits grow, the cost of education will be contained. Public education will increasingly be handed over to businesses designed to maximize economic efficiency and produce dependable profits for investors.


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Tips and Tricks - Pure CSS Sticky Footers
Posted by Cassandra Wolff in Development, Tips and Tricks
By now, if you've seen my other blog posts, you know that I'm fascinated with how much JavaScript has evolved and how much you can do with jQuery these days. I'm an advocate of working smarter, not harder, and that maxim knows no coding language limits. In this post, I want to share a pure CSS solution that allows for "sticky" footers on a web page. In comparing several different techniques to present this functionality, I found that all of the other routes were overkill when it came to processing time and resource usage.
Our objective is simple: Make the footer of our web page stay at the bottom even if the page's content area is shorter than the user's browser window.
This, by far, is one of my *favorite* things to do. It makes the web layout so much more appealing and creates a very professional feel. I ended up kicking myself the very first time I tried to add this functionality to a project early in my career (ten years ago ... already!?) when I found out just how easy it was. I take solace in knowing that I'm not alone, though ... A quick search for "footer stick bottom" still yields quite a few results from fellow developers who are wrestling with the same frustrating experience I did. If you're in that boat, fear no more! We're going to your footers in shape in a snap.
Here's a diagram of the problem:
Unfortunately, a lot of people try to handle it with setting a fixed height to the content which would push the footer down. This may work when YOU view it, but there are several different browser window heights, resolutions and variables that make this an *extremely* unreliable solution (notice the emphasis on the word "extremely" ... this basically means "don't do it").
We need a dynamic solution that is able to adapt on the fly to the height of a user's browser window regardless if the resize it, have Firebug open, use a unique resolution or just have a really, really weird browser!
Let's take a look at what the end results should look like:
To make this happen, let's get our HTML structure in place first:

It's pretty simple so far ... Just a skeleton of a web page. The
page div contains ALL elements and is immediately below the
header div is going to be our top content, the
main div will include all of our content, and the
footer div is all of our copyrights and footer links.
Let's start by coding the CSS for the full page:
Html, body { Padding: 0; Margin: 0; Height: 100%; }
Adding a 100% height allows us to set the height of the
main div later. The height of a div can only be as tall as the parent element encasing it. Now let's see how the rest of our ids are styled:
#page { Min-height: 100%; position:relative; } #main { Padding-bottom: 75px; /* This value is the height of your footer */ } #footer { Position: absolute; Width: 100%; Bottom: 0; Height: 75px; /* This value is the height of your footer */ }
These rules position the footer "absolutely" at the bottom of the page, and because we set
#page to
min-height: 100%, it ensures that
#main is exactly the height of the browser's viewing space. One of the best things about this little trick is that it's compliant with all major current browsers — including Firefox, Chrome, Safari *AND* Internet Explorer (after a little tweak). For Internet Explorer to not throw a fit, we need concede that IE doesn't recognize
min-height as a valid property, so we have to add
Height: 100%; to
#page { Min-height: 100%; /* for all other browsers */ height: 100%; /* for IE */ position:relative; }
If the user does not have a modern, popular browser, it's still okay! Though their old browser won't detect the magic we've done here, it'll fail gracefully, and the footer will be positioned directly under the content, as it would have been without our little CSS trick.
I can't finish this blog without mentioning my FAVORITE perk of this trick: Should you not have a specially designed mobile version of your site, this trick even works on smart phones!


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Fantastical supports CalDAV and will pull in your MobileMe credentials automatically so it can sync with your MobileMe account without iCal being open.
Does Fantastical support MobileMe accounts? When they add that then I'm sold.
Fantastical also augments iCal, so it can support any calendar that iCal supports (though it won't sync calendars other than CalDAV calendars when iCal is closed).


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the beauty and the beast of KORN
Music is my Cigar, and KoRn is my Tobacco. Let's get all doped up on that shit. And not lose our brain cells so we can still use perfect grammar. For music is a gateway to the artistic mind of our souls, of US. And we must see clearly as it brings us to the Truth of Enlightenment. Life is a game, so play it. And let KoRn and all the rest of the best be your soundtrack. Amen


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Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, has won the top honours in the prestigious 'Wines on the Wing' awards, instituted by the US-based Global Traveller magazine. While two of the airline's wines – Puligny Montrachet Louis Jadot and Domaine Lous Moreau Chablis – occupied the first and second spots in the first-class white wines category, Billecart-Salmon Brut came in fifth in the business-class champagne category.In the first class category , the airline secured the third position in overall standings.
Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, has been adjudged the 'Best In-flight Meal in Economy for 2012' at the Monitor Awards held in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Renowned for the warmth and hospitality of its acclaimed in-flight service, Jet Airways emerged victorious from a field comprising of several leading airlines. Jet Airways was also nominated as one of the three airlines for the 'Best Short-Haul Airline'.
Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, was recently declared the 'Best Domestic Airline' at the seventh edition of the CNBC Awaaz Travel Awards 2013. At a glittering ceremony held in Mumbai, the Maharashtra Chief Minister, Shri Prithviraj Chavan, was the chief guest and Jet Airways was proud to receive this prestigious award in front of several luminaries from the travel and trade industry.
Jet Airways' JetPrivilege programme - India's largest and most respected frequent flyer programme - has once again been conferred top honours at the prestigious Freddie Awards 2013, namely Best Promotion for JetPrivilege's 20% discount for online redemption of JPMiles and 'Best Loyalty Credit Card: JetPrivilege HDFC Bank Credit Card'.
Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, was adjudged the winner of the 6th Loyalty Award 2013 in the "Best use of Customer & Data Analytics" category at a gala award ceremony at Intercontinental, The Lalit, Mumbai. The award was received by Mr. Kaushal Satam, Head - JetPrivilege, Jet Airways in the presence of an august gathering of industry stalwarts. The 6th Loyalty Summit Awards held on 6th February 2013, were presented by AIMIA.
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See the introduction and links to all installments at the top of my John Calvin, Calvinism, and General Protestantism web page; also the online version of the Institutes. Calvin's words will be in blue throughout. All biblical citations (in my portions) will be from RSV unless otherwise noted.
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Book IV
10. The Roman tyrants have taught a different doctrine—viz. that Councils cannot err, and, therefore, may coin new dogmas.
But if this power of the church which is here described be contrasted with that which spiritual tyrants, falsely styling themselves bishops and religious prelates, have now for several ages exercised among the people of God, there will be no more agreement than that of Christ with Belial.
Nice melodramatic, rhetorical touch . . . this is how mere propaganda (as opposed to cogent rational argument and demonstration) proceeds.
It is not my intention here to unfold the manner, the unworthy manner, in which they have used their tyranny;
Of course there is no antecedent question considered: whether Catholics en masse are indeed "tyrants." Calvin has said so, after all.
I will only state the doctrine which they maintain in the present day, first, in writing, and then, by fire and sword.
Ah, yes. And we all know that Protestants never hurt a flea, right?
Taking it for granted, that a universal council is a true representation of the Church,
. . . which is what the Christian Church had always taught . . .
they set out with this principle, and, at the same time, lay it down as incontrovertible, that such councils are under the immediate guidance of the Holy Spirit, and therefore cannot err.
That was the case with the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15:25,28-29), and all true councils. Why would Calvin think that this state of affairs is no longer applicable in the Church? Jesus (John, chapters 14-16) said we would have the Holy Spirit to guide us. Has Calvin lost faith in that ongoing guidance? It is a spectacle to behold such continual lack of faith in God's promises and manifest examples in Holy Scripture. Man-centered outlooks descend to that level. When one puts one's faith in God, to guide sinful men for His sovereign purposes, it's very different. Calvin wants to emphasize God's sovereignty, which is good, but seems to repeatedly deny it when it comes to examining how God leads men for His sovereign purposes.
But as they rule councils, nay, constitute them, they in fact claim for themselves whatever they maintain to be due to councils.
It's not circular reasoning, as he implies, but a biblical notion, as just shown.
Therefore, they will have our faith to stand and fall at their pleasure, so that whatever they have determined on either side must be firmly seated in our minds; what they approve must be approved by us without any doubt; what they condemn we also must hold to be justly condemned.
That is, whatever is believed by all, everywhere, from the beginning (apostolic succession). Calvin cleverly makes out that there is some sort of "epistemological equivalence" between the Protestant rejection of so many Catholic doctrines, and the Catholic position which had been consistently maintained for 1500 years. That is ludicrous in and of itself. But it plays well to the crowd, in making out that it is supposedly a matter of "arbitrary Catholic dogmatism and power vs. biblical Protestantism." It's superb propaganda, but it is nonexistent reasoning.
Meanwhile, at their own caprice, and in contempt of the word of God, they coin doctrines to which they in this way demand our assent, declaring that no man can be a Christian unless he assent to all their dogmas, affirmative as well as negative, if not with explicit, yet with implicit faith, because it belongs to the Church to frame new articles of faith.
The Church had always done this. Why should it cease now? Even granting Calvin's perspective that his alternative Christian worldview and "system" is equally plausible as the Catholic Church, it is foolish to condemn the very notion of an enforced orthodoxy (by anyone), since, after all, Calvin's "church" acted in exactly the same way, sometimes to the point of death for those who disagreed. What he needs to do is show how some Catholic doctrine or other is false, from Scripture and history and reason. But that is too much work. Empty rhetoric suits his purposes just fine. The Institutes is nothing if not preaching to the choir and riling up the true believers to oppose Harlot Rome.
11. Answer to the Papistical arguments for the authority of the Church. Argument, that the Church is to be led into all truth. Answer. This promise made not only to the whole Church, but to every individual believer.
First, let us hear by what arguments they prove that this authority was given to the Church, and then we shall see how far their allegations concerning the Church avail them.
Great! Let's do that, and let's especially look to see what allegedly superior alternative Calvin offers.
The Church, they say, has the noble promise that she will never be deserted by Christ her spouse, but be guided by his Spirit into all truth. But of the promises which they are wont to allege, many were given not less to private believers than to the whole Church. For although the Lord spake to the twelve apostles, when he said, "Lo! I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world" (Mt. 28:20); and again, "I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever: even the Spirit of truth" (John 14:16, 17), he made these promises not only to the twelve, but to each of them separately, nay, in like manner, to other disciples whom he already had received, or was afterwards to receive.
That will only compound Calvin's epistemological problems, if he wishes to minimize the corporate nature of Christianity (as Protestantism always tends to do, by nature). Then he will have to show how individuals possess the fullness of truth, over against institutions, and that opens up a bunch of cans of worms that have no resolution whatsoever within the Protestant presuppositional framework. Calvin has not yet denied the doctrine of a teaching, disciplining Church, so in a way he is at cross-purposes with himself in making these points.
When they interpret these promises, which are replete with consolation, in such a way as if they were not given to any particular Christian but to the whole Church together, what else is it but to deprive Christians of the confidence which they ought thence to have derived, to animate them in their course?
This is ludicrous, because if Church-wide belief is rejected, why is it that Protestants (including Calvin himself) maintained creeds and confessions? Obviously there is a sense in which the individual has to yield to truths larger than he himself, in his little subjective world, or else we'd have as many creeds as there are Christian brains, just as Luther disdainfully observed, about "as many sects as there are heads." This line of reasoning goes nowhere. It's doomed to failure, every time. It defeats the purpose of Calvin's own book, here under consideration, if the next Christian can simply say, "that's just Calvin's opinion. What does it have to do with me? It undermines my confidence in Christ to determine my own doctrines; therefore, I reject it as irrelevant. I have the Holy Spirit, and my Bible. Who needs Calvin?" Etc., etc. If a person's "argument" undermines the very words he is writing, then we must step back and see what went wrong: what premise is questionable.
I deny not that the whole body of the faithful is furnished with a manifold variety of gifts, and endued with a far larger and richer treasure of heavenly wisdom than each Christian apart;
Good; but his argument ultimately undercuts these truths.
nor do I mean that this was said of believers in general, as implying that all possess the spirit of wisdom and knowledge in an equal degree: but we are not to give permission to the adversaries of Christ to defend a bad cause, by wresting Scripture from its proper meaning.
Meaning according to whom? Calvin? If he decides, then his dogmatism is even more objectionable than what he decries as Catholic dogmatism, because it is both more arbitrary and dogmatic, insofar as he is just one man, acting alone (whereas even popes act according to prior tradition and the current Mind of the Church). And (quite obviously) we have to figure out who is right when Protestants disagree (as they always, invariably do). Who has the Spirit? Who is "unbiblical"? Does Calvin's opinions trump even Luther's when they disagree?
Omitting this, however, I simply hold what is true—viz. that the Lord is always present with his people, and guides them by his Spirit. He is the Spirit, not of error, ignorance, falsehood, or darkness, but of sure revelation, wisdom, truth, and light, from whom they can, without deception, learn the things which have been given to them (1 Cor. 2:12); in other words, "what is the hope of their calling, and what the riches of the glory of their inheritance in the saints" (Eph. 1:18). But while believers, even those of them who are endued with more excellent graces, obtain in the present life only the first-fruits, and, as it were, a foretaste of the Spirit, nothing better remains to them than, under a consciousness of their weakness, to confine themselves anxiously within the limits of the word of God, lest, in following their own sense too far, they forthwith stray from the right path, being left without that Spirit, by whose teaching alone truth is discerned from falsehood. For all confess with Paul, that "they have not yet reached the goal" (Phil. 3:12). Accordingly, they rather aim at daily progress than glory in perfection.
But folks who are equally led by the Spirit do in fact arrive at different interpretations of this Scripture. Authoritative dogma and boundaries are always required, for that reason. God knew this, which is why He set up an authoritative teaching Church, not a system of individualistic subjectivism, which is far more a secular Enlightenment or Romantic or eastern religious concept than a biblical one.
12. Answers continued.
But it will be objected, that whatever is attributed in part to any of the saints, belongs in complete fulness to the Church. Although there is some semblance of truth in this, I deny that it is true. God, indeed, measures out the gifts of his Spirit to each of the members, so that nothing necessary to the whole body is wanting, since the gifts are bestowed for the common advantage. The riches of the Church, however, are always of such a nature, that much is wanting to that supreme perfection of which our opponents boast.
More lack of faith . . . we must never seek for the ideal that is discussed in Scripture. God is too weak to accomplish that with sinful men, so thinks Calvin (and indeed, all Protestants, by virtue of their system and what they deny).
Still the Church is not left destitute in any part, but always has as much as is sufficient, for the Lord knows what her necessities require. But to keep her in humility and pious modesty, he bestows no more on her than he knows to be expedient.
Another way of saying that "God is not powerful enough to bring about doctrinal certainty" . . .
I am aware, it is usual here to object, that Christ hath cleansed the Church "with the washing of water by the word: that he might present it to himself a glorious Church, not having spot or wrinkle" (Eph. 5:26, 27), and that it is therefore called the "pillar and ground of the truth" (1 Tim. 3:15). But the former passage rather shows what Christ daily performs in it, than what he has already perfected. For if he daily sanctifies all his people, purifies, refines them, and wipes away their stains, it is certain that they have still some spots and wrinkles, and that their sanctification is in some measure defective.
Catholics don't deny this, but we also don't deny, as Calvin does, that the goal and the ideal is always there to progress toward.
How vain and fabulous is it to suppose that the Church, all whose members are somewhat spotted and impure, is completely holy and spotless in every part?
How is that any more objectionable than Calvin's own imputed justification, in which God declares someone who is obviously still a sinner, righteous? This is a rather strange argument for Calvin, of all people, to make. He's the one who formally separated sanctification from justification and from salvation itself.
It is true, therefore, that the Church is sanctified by Christ, but here the commencement of her sanctification only is seen; the end and entire completion will be effected when Christ, the Holy of holies, shall truly and completely fill her with his holiness. It is true also, that her stains and wrinkles have been effaced, but so that the process is continued every day, until Christ at his advent will entirely remove every remaining defect.
And, by the same token, and by analogy, the same applies to the individual. It is Catholics who teach progressive sanctification as part and parcel of justification, but Calvin denies that. So his argument is again at cross-purposes with itself.
For unless we admit this, we shall be constrained to hold with the Pelagians, that the righteousness of believers is perfected in this life:
Pelagians denied the absolute necessity of God's grace to accomplish righteousness and salvation. Catholics do not (as Calvin often wrongly denies).
like the Cathari and Donatists we shall tolerate no infirmity in the Church.
These groups were condemned by the Catholic Church, so it is odd for Calvin to attempt to make them similar to Catholicism.
The other passage, as we have elsewhere seen (chap. 1 sec. 10), has a very different meaning from what they put upon it. For when Paul instructed Timothy, and trained him to the office of a true bishop, he says, he did it in order that he might learn how to behave himself in the Church of God. And to make him devote himself to the work with greater seriousness and zeal, he adds, that the Church is the pillar and ground of the truth. And what else do these words mean, than just that the truth of God is preserved in the Church, and preserved by the instrumentality of preaching; as he elsewhere says, that Christ "gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers;" "that we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive; but, speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, who is the head, even Christ"? (Eph. 4:11, 14, 15) The reason, therefore, why the truth, instead of being extinguished in the world, remains unimpaired, is, because he has the Church as a faithful guardian, by whose aid and ministry it is maintained.
Indeed! This is a good statement, but Calvin fails to consistently apply it. He asserts it here, but fights it somewhere else, and often he does both within the span of a few paragraphs.
But if this guardianship consists in the ministry of the Prophets and Apostles, it follows, that the whole depends upon this—viz. that the word of the Lord is faithfully preserved and maintained in purity.
Yes; it requires faith that God can bring this about, even though He is working with sinful men. Calvin lacks that faith. Catholics who accept all that the Church teaches possess it.
13. Answers continued.
And that my readers may the better understand the hinge on which the question chiefly turns, I will briefly explain what our opponents demand, and what we resist. When they deny that the Church can err, their end and meaning are to this effect: Since the Church is governed by the Spirit of God, she can walk safely without the word; in whatever direction she moves, she cannot think or speak anything but the truth, and hence, if she determines anything without or beside the word of God, it must be regarded in no other light than if it were a divine oracle.
The Catholic Church doesn't create dogmas with no regard for Scripture. If Calvin wishes to assert the charge, why doesn't he document it? But we've seen again and again that he doesn't trouble himself to do that. It's not necessary to do in propagandizing efforts. Mere statements suffice, whether true or false. People will believe them if they are unwilling or unable to do their own independent research, and above all, if they are predisposed to be hostile towards the Catholic Church, as Calvin is.
If we grant the first point—viz. that the Church cannot err in things necessary to salvation—
For a change, Calvin makes a necessary qualification of the Catholic claim to infallibility.
our meaning is, that she cannot err, because she has altogether discarded her own wisdom, and submits to the teaching of the Holy Spirit through the word of God. Here then is the difference. They place the authority of the Church without the word of God;
That is casually assumed without being demonstrated. We make no such dichotomy. Calvin does because he thinks in "either/or" terms: for him, if there is true Church authority, this must somehow inexorably be opposed to Scripture in some essential fashion. It's simply not true.
we annex it to the word, and allow it not to be separated from it.
Again, this remains to be proven. Calvin makes the claim, but lots of folks folks make lots of claims. The proof is in the pudding.
And is it strange if the spouse and pupil of Christ is so subject to her lord and master as to hang carefully and constantly on his lips? In every well-ordered house the wife obeys the command of her husband, in every well-regulated school the doctrine of the master only is listened to. Wherefore, let not the Church be wise in herself, nor think any thing of herself, but let her consider her wisdom terminated when he ceases to speak.
Now Jesus the Head is set against the Body of Christ, the Church. That makes a lot of sense? Obviously, they work together, however one construes the Church. But Calvin must create a false dichotomy. Jesus is Head of the Church; therefore the pope cannot be an earthly head. Jesus is Head of the Church; therefore, His Body, the Church, must be at odds with Him, etc.
In this way she will distrust all the inventions of her own reason; and when she leans on the word of God, will not waver in diffidence or hesitation but rest in full assurance and unwavering constancy.
Amen! Competing Protestant sects sure do not exhibit a characteristic of "constancy," do they?
Trusting to the liberal promises which she has received, she will have the means of nobly maintaining her faith, never doubting that the Holy Spirit is always present with her to be the perfect guide of her path. At the same time, she will remember the use which God wishes to be derived from his Spirit. "When he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth" (John 16:13). How? "He shall bring to your remembrance all things whatsoever I have said unto you." He declares, therefore, that nothing more is to be expected of his Spirit than to enlighten our minds to perceive the truth of his doctrine. Hence Chrysostom most shrewdly observes, "Many boast of the Holy Spirit, but with those who speak their own it is a false pretence. As Christ declared that he spoke not of himself (John 12:50; 14:10), because he spoke according to the Law and the Prophets; so, if anything contrary to the Gospel is obtruded under the name of the Holy Spirit, let us not believe it. For as Christ is the fulfilment of the Law and the Prophets, so is the Spirit the fulfilment of the Gospel" (Chrysost. Serm. de Sancto et Adorando Spiritu.) Thus far Chrysostom. We may now easily infer how erroneously our opponents act in vaunting of the Holy Spirit, for no other end than to give the credit of his name to strange doctrines, extraneous to the word of God,
Again he assumes what he needs to prove . . . it's very easy to "argue": "my opponent advocates a pack of lies." It's the easiest thing in the world to claim. But to prove that each disputed belief is a falsehood and a lie is another thing entirely. Often Calvin refuses to even attempt the latter. He'll make the charge without the slightest attempt at proof.
whereas he himself desires to be inseparably connected with the word of God; and Christ declares the same thing of him, when he promises him to the Church. And so indeed it is. The soberness which our Lord once prescribed to his Church, he wishes to be perpetually observed. He forbade that anything should be added to his word, and that anything should be taken from it. This is the inviolable decree of God and the Holy Spirit, a decree which our opponents endeavour to annul when they pretend that the Church is guided by the Spirit without the word.
Who ever claimed that the Catholic Church was somehow opposed to the Bible? I'd love to see that demonstration, but as usual, Calvin does not provide us with evidence of his claim. This portion is remarkably inept and inadequate. I can't see that anyone would be impressed with it, except the one who is already a "true (Calvinist) believer" and inclined to a prior anti-Catholicism.
14. Argument, that the Church should supply the deficiency of the written word by traditions. Answer.
Here again they mutter that the Church behoved to add something to the writings of the apostles, or that the apostles themselves behoved orally to supply what they had less clearly taught, since Christ said to them, "I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now" (John 16:12), and that these are the points which have been received, without writing, merely by use and custom. But what effrontery is this?
There is plenty of evidence in Scripture that there were traditions passed down, not all of which were contained in Scripture itself. I've already noted that, with links to hard evidences of same, and so won't repeat myself.
The disciples, I admit, were ignorant and almost indocile when our Lord thus addressed them, but were they still in this condition when they committed his doctrine to writing, so as afterwards to be under the necessity of supplying orally that which, through ignorance, they had omitted to write? If they were guided by the Spirit of truth unto all truth when they published their writings, what prevented them from embracing a full knowledge of the Gospel, and consigning it therein?
Inspiration works despite the shortcomings of the instrument used.
But let us grant them what they ask, provided they point out the things which behoved to be revealed without writing. Should they presume to attempt this, I will address them in the words of Augustine, "When the Lord is silent, who of us may say, this is, or that is? or if we should presume to say it, how do we prove it?" (August. in Joann. 96)
Yes; that is true as a general statement. It doesn't prove that there is no such thing as oral tradition. Augustine accepts oral tradition himself, after all:
. . . the custom, which is opposed to Cyprian, may be supposed to have had its origin in apostolic tradition, just as there are many things which are observed by the whole Church, and therefore are fairly held to have been enjoined by the apostles, which yet are not mentioned in their writings.St. Augustine does not set apostolic succession against Scripture, as Calvin does:
(On Baptism, 5, 23:31; NPNF 1, IV, 475)
But why do I contend superfluously?[I]f you acknowledge the supreme authority of Scripture, you should recognise that authority which from the time of Christ Himself, through the ministry of His apostles, and through a regular succession of bishops in the seats of the apostles, has been preserved to our own day throughout the whole world, with a reputation known to all.(Reply to Faustus the Manichaean, 33:9; NPNF 1, Vol. IV, 345)And if any one seek for divine authority in this matter, though what is held by the whole Church, and that not as instituted by Councils, but as a matter of invariable custom, is rightly held to have been handed down by apostolical authority, still we can form a true conjecture of the value of the sacrament of baptism in the case of infants.
(On Baptism, 4, 24, 31; NPNF 1, Vol. IV, 61)
Good question!
Every child knows that in the writings of the apostles, which these men represent as mutilated and incomplete, is contained the result of that revelation which the Lord then promised to them.
Catholics do not do this. Scripture often points to traditions outside of itself, that are yet true. Therefore, to hold such a view is not to hold to a "mutilated and incomplete" Bible. It is to hold to all that the Bible itself asserts. The Protestant, like Calvin, who denies that there is such a thing as a Tradition described and fully accepted in Scripture, is the one who is mutilating Scripture, because he selectively disbelieves part of that same Scripture. He doesn't accept all of it, in its totality. He picks and chooses (the literal meaning of "heresy").
15. Argument founded on Mt. 18:17. Answer.
What, say they, did not Christ declare that nothing which the Church teaches and decrees can be gainsayed, when he enjoined that every one who presumes to contradict should be regarded as a heathen man and a publican? (Mt. 18:17.) First, there is here no mention of doctrine, but her authority to censure, for correction is asserted, in order that none who had been admonished or reprimanded might oppose her judgment.
I agree, with regard to this passage.
But to say nothing of this, it is very strange that those men are so lost to all sense of shame, that they hesitate not to plume themselves on this declaration. For what, pray, will they make of it, but just that the consent of the Church, a consent never given but to the word of God, is not to be despised? The Church is to be heard, say they. Who denies this? since she decides nothing but according to the word of God.
This is a clever use of the redefined notion of "Church" that Calvin has brought in. In effect, he argues: "No one is denying Church authority because the Church is what I now say it is; therefore it is true and to be followed."
If they demand more than this, let them know that the words of Christ give them no countenance. I ought not to seem contentious when I so vehemently insist that we cannot concede to the Church any new doctrine; in other words, allow her to teach and oracularly deliver more than the Lord has revealed in his word.
Catholics agree insofar as we believe in material sufficiency of Scripture and the completeness of the apostolic deposit. We disagree insofar as we think there is development of existing, scriptural doctrines, and infallible Church authority.
Men of sense see how great the danger is if so much authority is once conceded to men.
Here again is the hostility to the idea of God using sinners as His instruments, for His purposes. Calvin doesn't have faith enough to believe that God could do that. And so he has to radically reshape the doctrine of the Church, to reflect his own lack of faith in God's power and promises.
They see also how wide a door is opened for the jeers and cavils of the ungodly, if we admit that Christians are to receive the opinions of men as if they were oracles.
Every writer of Scripture was an oracle because he wrote inspired words. If one can believe in that miracle, as Calvin does, the gift of infallibility requires less faith. Yet he rejects the latter, as it it were at all impossible for God to accomplish. Apostles already spoke with extraordinary authority. Why not the Church? Why does Calvin not grasp these elementary factors?
We may add, that our Saviour, speaking according to the circumstances of his times, gave the name of Church to the Sanhedrim, that the disciples might learn afterwards to revere the sacred meetings of the Church. Hence it would follow, that single cities and districts would have equal liberty in coining dogmas.
This is more convoluted reasoning. The Sanhedrin governed all of Israel, not just Jerusalem. Jesus acknowledged their authority, even over Christians (Matthew 23:1-3). He didn't say they could "coin dogmas." The Catholic Church develops doctrine, and at length makes more particulars binding, so as to protect the faithful from heresy. Calvin has no objection to that when it regards a doctrine he accepts: like the Holy Trinity. He only starts disliking it when it entails Catholic doctrines that he doesn't like.
16. Objections founded on Infant Baptism, and the Canon of the Council of Nice, as to the consubstantiality of the Son. Answer.
The examples which they bring do not avail them. They say that pædobaptism proceeds not so much on a plain command of Scripture, as on a decree of the Church. It would be a miserable asylum if, in defence of pædobaptism, we were obliged to betake ourselves to the bare authority of the Church; but it will be made plain enough elsewhere (chap. 16) that it is far otherwise.
I think there are some plain indications in Scripture (Calvin himself makes some excellent analogies between circumcision and baptism, following and drawing out Paul's reasoning); yet, the fact that there is dispute of biblical teaching on baptism, and the existence of Baptists and others, who do not see infant baptism at all in Scripture, necessitated Church authority in some sense. Christians of different stripes couldn't manage to come to agreement. That is always the problem.
In like manner, when they object that we nowhere find in the Scriptures what was declared in the Council of Nice—viz. that the Son is consubstantial with the Father (see August. Ep. 178)—they do a grievous injustice to the Fathers, as if they had rashly condemned Arius for not swearing to their words, though professing the whole of that doctrine which is contained in the writings of the Apostles and Prophets. I admit that the expression does not exist in Scripture, but seeing it is there so often declared that there is one God, and Christ is so often called true and eternal God, one with the Father, what do the Nicene Fathers do when they affirm that he is of one essence, than simply declare the genuine meaning of Scripture?
Calvin is basically correct, I think. Yet there were nuances expressed at Trent that brought out and expanded upon the meaning of Scriptural Christology.
Theodoret relates that Constantine, in opening their meeting, spoke as follows: "In the discussion of divine matters, the doctrine of the Holy Spirit stands recorded. The Gospels and apostolical writings, with the oracles of the prophets, fully show us the meaning of the Deity. Therefore, laying aside discord, let us take the exposition of questions from the words of the Spirit" (Theodoret. Hist. Eccles. Lib. 1 c. 5). There was none who opposed this sound advice; none who objected that the Church could add something of her own, that the Spirit did not reveal all things to the apostles, or at least that they did not deliver them to posterity, and so forth.
Correct; but it proves nothing one way or the other.
If the point on which our opponents insist is true, Constantine, first, was in error in robbing the Church of her power; and, secondly, when none of the bishops rose to vindicate it, their silence was a kind of perfidy, and made them traitors to Ecclesiastical law. But since Theodoret relates that they readily embraced what the Emperor said, it is evident that this new dogma was then wholly unknown.
It is all easily understood as the acceptance of biblical inspiration and sufficiency, while not ruling out authoritative interpretation and development of dogma. It's a non-issue that Calvin is vainly trying to exploit in order to make polemical hay.


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