Is Scripture MISSING Dogmas?

[Souldier]

The thread is about scripture. The thread title is Scripture MISSING Dogmas? The table of contents is, as you say, important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture.

Ok. The table of contents is accepted as super important. You agree? So that means that the books of the bible listed in it are super important. You agree that Scripture is super important. THe bible has said that. THe only question is are there any other scriptures outside that table of contents that are super important Dogma? If so then what are they?

 

[MoreCoffee]

Ok. The table of contents is accepted as super important. You agree? So that means that the books of the bible listed in it are super important. You agree that Scripture is super important. THe bible has said that. THe only question is are there any other scriptures outside that table of contents that are super important Dogma? If so then what are they?

You ask "The only question is are there any other scriptures outside that table of contents that are super important Dogma?" and I reply it is totally irrelevant.

My bible has a complete table of contents because it includes all the inspired holy scripture books in it.

 

[SpyderByte]

So what if dozens of denominations use a 66 book bible? 1.2 billion people use a 73 book bible. Neither number proves much of anything.

I already said, no more obfuscation, no more red herrings.

 

[SpyderByte]

So what? Since when does truth have anything to do with majority human vote?

I've already told morecoffee, now I'm telling you, no more obfuscation or red herrings.

 

[MoreCoffee]

I already said, no more obfuscation, no more red herrings.

I've already told morecoffee, now I'm telling you, no more obfuscation or red herrings.

So?

What's that got to do with the thread topic?

 

[Souldier]

You ask "The only question is are there any other scriptures outside that table of contents that are super important Dogma?" and I reply it is totally irrelevant.

My bible has a complete table of contents because it includes all the inspired holy scripture books in it.

Ok. Lets move on. The OP mentioned Dogmas. He mentioned multiple super important Dogmas. You have shown that the table of contents is super important. Lets move onto the other dogmas.

 

[SpyderByte]

So?

What's that got to do with the thread topic?

Wow...start rabbit trails and then when someone else refuses to chase down them claim it's off topic...just wow...

 

[MoreCoffee]

You ask "The only question is are there any other scriptures outside that table of contents that are super important Dogma?" and I reply it is totally irrelevant.

My bible has a complete table of contents because it includes all the inspired holy scripture books in it.

Ok. Lets move on. The OP mentioned Dogmas. He mentioned multiple super important Dogmas. You have shown that the table of contents is super important. Lets move onto the other dogmas.

One will do for now. The table of contents is, as you say, important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture.

 

[Souldier]

One will do for now. The table of contents is, as you say, important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture.

Yes but its not super important. As i said i dont even use it. It doesnt seem to affect my walk in faith.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Ok. We have now established that the table of contents is super important dogma. What other super important dogmas are not found in scripture?

Yes but its not super important. As i said i dont even use it. It doesnt seem to affect my walk in faith.

You said it was important.

 

[Souldier]

You said it was important.

So i did. I stand corrected.

 

[Souldier]

So i guess the OP is correct. There are no important dogmas that are not taught in the 66 books of scripture. Case closed.

 

[bbbbbbb]

I love how the RC posters have managed to dodge the host of dogmas within their church that are not found in scripture and have only managed to invent one - a table of contents, at that - that no denomination has determined to be a dogma. The only denomination which has actually come closest to doing that is the RCC which, at the Council of Trent, defined dogmatically the ToC of the Bible.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Ok. We have now established that the table of contents is super important dogma. What other super important dogmas are not found in scripture?

Yes but its not super important. As i said i dont even use it. It doesnt seem to affect my walk in faith.

You said it was important.

So i did. I stand corrected.

So i guess the OP is correct. There are no important dogmas that are not taught in the 66 books of scripture. Case closed.

You've contradicted your earlier posts. The table of contents is, as you say, important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture.

 

[Souldier]

You've contradicted your earlier posts. The table of contents is, as you say, important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture.

Where did the knowledge come from that inspired the table of contents? Inside the 66 books. Therefore it is not inspired outside the 66 books. Lets get back to the OP. I appreciate your debate and it has been challenging, but its ran it course.

 

[Souldier]

I love how the RC posters have managed to dodge the host of dogmas within their church that are not found in scripture and have only managed to invent one - a table of contents, at that - that no denomination has determined to be a dogma. The only denomination which has actually come closest to doing that is the RCC which, at the Council of Trent, defined dogmatically the ToC of the Bible.

I was hoping for more transparency too.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Which dogmas do you allege are not in holy scripture?

I've listed one, viz, The table of contents is important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture. Do you have another?

 

[Souldier]

Which dogmas do you allege are not in holy scripture?

Do you have another?

I dont know. Im just a protestant. What am i missing? Please enlighten me.

 

[MoreCoffee]

Which dogmas do you allege are not in holy scripture?

I've listed one, viz, The table of contents is important dogma, and it is not included in holy scripture. Do you have another?

I dont know. Im just a protestant. What am i missing? Please enlighten me.

I gave one example. Isn't that enough?

 

[Souldier]

I gave one example. Isn't that enough?

Not really. All that proves is that people took the writings of the Apostles and put them in a book along side the OT scriptures. The point which the Op was trying to make is that some people claim that those writings are missing important things.