Well, make up your mind, you can't do both.
Didache? You make my sides ache. LOL
I can do both because the
Didache is an orthodox work, arguably written by the Apostles and if not by them, probably then by their own disciples in the late 1st century/early 2nd.
You fling a lot of words in a great deal of your posts.
What is so "heretical" about the
Didache?
it isn't God inspired is it?
It is orthodox and Apostolic. In those terms, then yes, it is inspired.
Did you forget that when we go into the water it is symobolic with dying with Christ. Did you also forget that when we rise up out of immersion it is symoblic as being born-again.
Perhaps you didn't
read my posts in this thread. Go back and try to say that again to me.
I haven't read anywhere in the Word of God (WHICH IS WHAT I GO BY!!!) where they are anything other than immersed....
1. Jesus cannot be read. Jesus, not the Bible, is the Word of God. The Bible contains God's words and is sacred, holy revelation. However, that Revelation proclaims Christ, not itself, to be the Word of God.
2. Situation: a person wishes to be baptized. There are no rivers or large bodies of water for miles. How is that person to be baptized?
I'll say it again, this time a little stronger: Out with
man-made legalism; in with
God's Infinite Mercy.
Ignorant people Tick me off...(I didn't say any names. Just Stating.)
I'd say something very, very obvious, but those who are truly not ignorant will already know what I'd say, so the meaning to say it, beyond rule-breaking, is moot.
OMGOODNESS!!!
I am behind reproof already.....!!!
If you are this guilable than I understand now why you are advanced in the Theological area. We are given only barely any details of God in the Word of God.
Gullible?
With all due respect sir, I've done specific research for more than 10 years, about half of it professionally and post-professionally, in historical research of the Christian religion. I
know what was believed by who and when and why.
Would you like me to give you an exhaustive history? I'm quite capable of boring you right to tears and I've done so quite literally to others who have dared to call me "gullible."
I suggest you first LEARN and only THEN respond.
Your ignorance is showing.
The Didache was written by the Apostles and is the result of the council in ACTS 15.
So you tell me... is it God inspired? Why not? Because you've never heard of it before?
Forgive me...
I suspect what I've bolded to be true.