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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’.Once again you fail to recognize that my proposal would allow individual jurisdictions (especially in North and South America) to adopt... -
Mockingbird0 posted the thread Does anyone know why the Covenant Theology forum was closed down? in The Junk Drawer.The Covenant Theology forum is now read-only. I can't find anything in the announcements explaining why. Does anyone know?
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’.Can you back up this claim with contemporary newspaper accounts? I think that if those in charge of the holy fire accept the Gregorian...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Quartodecimanism: Myths and Facts.Quartodecimanism, as I wrote above, was not the practice that was deprecated at Nicea. Protopaschitism (as it was later called) was. I...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’.You seem to have missed the part about how, under my proposal, no one would be forced to adopt the Gregorian paschalion.
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Ecumenical expert: ‘No theological reasons to celebrate Easter on different dates’.Patriarch Bartholomew can make a gesture by stating that he will remain in communion with jurisdictions that, like Finland, adopt the...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Lords supper, does it have to be bread and wine?.I voted yes, but I would allow the substitution of corn tortillas for wheaten bread and brandy for wine in special circumstances.
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Quartodecimanism: Myths and Facts Myth: Those second-century Christians who ended the Paschal fast on 14 Nisan were called...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread Does Holy Week always begin with a full moon?.Easter is the Sunday falling in the week of the 15th to the 21st of the moon inclusive. So Palm Sunday is the Sunday falling in the...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread The Hebrew Calendar and the Traditional Roman Liturgy.The link I posted, "Rectified Hebrew Calendar" is doing just that.
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread The Hebrew Calendar and the Traditional Roman Liturgy.Yet when Rabbinic Jews today celebrate Unleavened Bread at the second full moon after the Spring equinox, it is not because of that law...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread The Hebrew Calendar and the Traditional Roman Liturgy.You think we should use the present-day Rabbinic Jewish calendar notwithstanding its manifest flaws?. How would that work? Would...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread The Hebrew Calendar and the Traditional Roman Liturgy.According to the Gospel of John Jesus was crucified on the 14th of Nisan and rose on the 16th. According to the synoptic Gospels Jesus...
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Mockingbird0 replied to the thread The Hebrew Calendar and the Traditional Roman Liturgy.The traditional paschalion synchronizes Easter with Passover according to the Christian calculation of Passover. In 2025, the Gregorian...
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