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Geocentric or Heliocentric (what shape is the earth) ?
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And still they cannot explain sunsets without contradicting themselves.
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Dear Holy Spirit, Life-Giver who proceeds from the Father and who calls us, invites us, and brings us ever-toward Christ and keeps us in...
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Correct, I consider Zwingli as a "proto-Calvinist".
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I suspect one could get some milage out of that name in Adult Bible Study. LOL
Today at 10:58 AM
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I’m sorry, He’s doing what now?
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The former is an objective test, whereas the latter is subjective. For example, I feel a quickening effect when I read many books that...
Saturday at 9:22 PM
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We don't get to just decide something is Scripture because we want it to be. The Bible is the result of two thousand years of Christian...
Saturday at 9:15 PM
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Provide an example of something you want me to provide evidence for. We have a history of documentation about what books the Christian...
Saturday at 9:14 PM
The Liturgist
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So your position is to believe what every and any text says? Here is how the Gospel of Barnabas opens: "Barnabas, apostle of Jesus the...
Saturday at 9:14 PM
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Strictly speaking, that’s a tautological argument; it would be more accurate to say the Church decided on the BIble and the contents of...
Saturday at 9:14 PM
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I'm not the one who decides what is or isn't divinely inspired Scripture. The Bible is not subject to me, I'm subject to the Bible. The...
Saturday at 9:07 PM
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Very true; the idea that the “Gospel” of Barnabas is inspired is grossly offensive; the work is entirely incompatible with Christianity...
Saturday at 9:07 PM
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Oh, the Gospel of Barnabas absolutely is a late medieval/early modern forgery that clearly wears its Muslim inspiration on its sleeve...
Saturday at 8:59 PM
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The burden of proof always rests on the one making a positive claim. And "the text claims to be written by so-and-so" is not sufficient...
Saturday at 8:58 PM
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There is no “Protestant Canon” of New Testament text. 100% of Christian churches agree on the New Testament canon, which was first...
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