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[ArmyMatt]

Matt. 23:9

1 Corinthians 4:15

 

[Justin-H.S.]

Why was yesterday, in particular, the day of James?

That’s when he was martyred.

“How do you know that’s when he was martyred?”

The same reason why we know which books make up the New Testament.

How do you know which books make up the New Testament?

 

[Psalm 27]

That’s when he was martyred.

“How do you know that’s when he was martyred?”

The same reason why we know which books make up the New Testament.

How do you know which books make up the New Testament?

I’m sorry, but I don’t keep ‘saint days’.
I would rather focus on the days that Jesus was sacrificed and resurrected.

 

[Psalm 27]

no one said St Paul expects to be called those things, although he did refer to himself as a father and Christians as saints.

no one worships anyone other than God here, so that's irrelevant. and neither Paul nor Mary had PhDs either.

and we do listen to Christ.

Ok. So Gamaliel did then, but I bet Paul was top of the class

And counted it all as dung.

 

[Justin-H.S.]

I would rather focus on the days that Jesus was sacrificed and resurrected.

That’s two days a year. The Lord also did something on Saturday in between dying and resurrecting. Do you know what He did on Saturday? (Hint: It’s in the NT)

How do you know which books go into the New Testament?

 

[ArmyMatt]

Ok. So Gamaliel did then, but I bet Paul was top of the class
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And counted it all as dung.

yeah...and....?

 

[Psalm 27]

That’s two days a year. The Lord also did something on Saturday in between dying and resurrecting. Do you know what He did on Saturday? (Hint: It’s in the NT)

How do you know which books go into the New Testament?

I’m not going to fall for that old athanasius heresy.
The books in n/t? I presume you’re talking about the council who chose the final canon? And the apocrypha?
Going to sleep now. Goodnight & speak tomorrow

 

[Psalm 27]

yeah...and....?

Just saying

 

[Lukaris]

I’m not going to fall for that old athanasius heresy.
The books in n/t? I presume you’re talking about the council who chose the final canon? And the apocrypha?
Going to sleep now. Goodnight & speak tomorrow

Calling St. Athanasius a heretic is a deep problem & calling into question what sort of Gospel you believe in. Christians have generally found his major work: On the Incarnation, a solid expression of faith. St. Irenaeus ( late 2nd c.) cited from the books of the later canon of the NT, OT, & the Deuterocanon ( “Apocrypha”). St. Polycarp in his early 2nd c. epistle( generally approved by most Christians) also cited various scripture from the same sources when writing to the ongoing community of Philippi that St. Paul had before him.

These are examples of the surviving records of the Apostolic faith.

 

[Anhelyna]

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[Justin-H.S.]

I’m not going to fall for that old athanasius heresy.
The books in n/t? I presume you’re talking about the council who chose the final canon? And the apocrypha?
Going to sleep now. Goodnight & speak tomorrow

I’m intrigued.

Pray tell what an Athanisian heresy is?

Which council chose the “final canon?” I was under the impression that the canon developed over time, but if you can pinpoint for me the exact council that chose the final canon, as I’m very curious.

 

[ArmyMatt]

Just saying

to what end?

 

[Psalm 27]

I’m intrigued.

Pray tell what an Athanisian heresy is?

Which council chose the “final canon?” I was under the impression that the canon developed over time, but if you can pinpoint for me the exact council that chose the final canon, as I’m very curious.

Google it

 

[Psalm 27]

Psalm27 - I would be grateful if before posting on this thread again you would read, or re-read the SOP for TAW Statement of Purpose - The Ancient Way - Eastern Orthodox Statement of Purpose

You are welcome to post in fellowship but if you wish to debate our teachings please open a thread in St Justin Martyr's St. Justin Martyr's Corner: Debate an Orthodox Chr

Anhelyna - Senior Ambassador Member

Ok Thankyou handmaiden. Will read it when I get a moment

 

[Justin-H.S.]

Google it

I’m asking you, not google.

 

[Psalm 27]

I’m asking you, not google.

Google will be more accurate

 

[Justin-H.S.]

Google will be more accurate

I use Bing, but here’s the first result in which Athanasius is a heretic:
Athanasius Schneider’s heresy of Feeneyism versus the Council of Trent

Looks like Roman Catholic in-fighting. Is that what you’re talking about?

 

[Psalm 27]

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I use Bing, but here’s the first result in which Athanasius is a heretic:
Athanasius Schneider’s heresy of Feeneyism versus the Council of Trent

Looks like Roman Catholic in-fighting. Is that what you’re talking about?

really admired athanasius at first. Taught me a valuable lesson, about worshipping men rather than The Lord Jesus

 

[Lukaris]

We have no accounts of St. Athanasius as a heretic; he was a blessed preacher of the Lord. The Lord gave us apostles to preach His word & the Apostles gave us their successors.

 

[prodromos]

Google it

Non response. Therefore you are simply engaging in slander.