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The Liturgist replied to the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon.I’m sorry, He’s doing what now? -
The Liturgist replied to the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon.The former is an objective test, whereas the latter is subjective. For example, I feel a quickening effect when I read many books that...
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The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with
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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... -
The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with Like.
Provide an example of something you want me to provide evidence for. We have a history of documentation about what books the Christian...
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The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with Agree.
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...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon.Strictly speaking, that’s a tautological argument; it would be more accurate to say the Church decided on the BIble and the contents of...
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The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with Winner.
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...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon.Very true; the idea that the “Gospel” of Barnabas is inspired is grossly offensive; the work is entirely incompatible with Christianity...
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The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with Winner.
Oh, the Gospel of Barnabas absolutely is a late medieval/early modern forgery that clearly wears its Muslim inspiration on its sleeve...
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The Liturgist reacted to ViaCrucis's post in the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon with Agree.
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...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread NT texts inspired outside the protestant canon.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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The Liturgist replied to the thread Didascalia Apostolorum Teaching of the Apostles inspired scripture.The Ethiopian Orthodox do include it in their “Broader Canon” but primarily as an aid to church order - it and the Didache, which is...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread High IQ Christians.You don’t really need to do this unless you wanted to join MENSA, which is not inherently a predictor of anything good, and for people...
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The whole of Christianity is the gospel of good news which includes Jesus death on the cross and His resurrection. Anything short of...
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The Liturgist reacted to JSRG's post in the thread List of Totally or Partially Omitted, Transposed and Interpolated Bible Passages with Agree.
Except the Received Text isn't the Majority Text, for the reasons I've given. Parts of it, including things you cited as things omitted...
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