See the unconscious Romanism of Protestant 'Churchianity'

Dr. Professor the most high Reverend Pastor Minister R. Scott Clark of Most Revered Seminary Westminster California has coined two phrases and in the process lucidly revealed the latent Romanism in Protestant 'churchianity.'

The first one he calls QIRC. The Quest for Illegitimate Religious Certainty. A wonderful Jesuitical coinage it is. One of the foundational needs of the Beast system is to keep its prisoners in a continual state of uncertainty. Now, keep in mind, the Churchianity Protestant is as unregenerate as any Roman Beast cleric, so part of Dr. Clark's need to coin his phrase is to justify his own state (try engaging the Word of God as if it is something that is above you, Mr. Clark, for once in your life; and maybe try making it the pure and whole Word of God, you know, the one those reformers used back in the day that produced actual fruit; or just do this: engage the Bible that your Old Man within you most doesn't want to engage...yes, you know which one that is). Clark calls 'illegitimate' what is simply known by Christians as the fact of being born again by the Word and the Spirit. When a cleric mocks your certainty in your faith in God's Word or in anything else to do with the Faith take out your Sword and send him running back to his father the devil.

The second one he calls QIRE. The Quest for Illegitimate Religious Experience. This one is designed to mock a believer's experience with the Word and the Spirit in regeneration and sanctification (Clark, as most unregenerate self-identified Reformed churchians knows he can't attack justification, at least not now). Again, the latent Romanism is showing in that it is foundational for the Beast system to suppress at all cost the Word and the Spirit so as to exalt man and ritual.

Protestant churchians and their churchianity is as much the system of the Beast as Roman Catholicism.