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    No Escape : From Hell

    GodsGrace said: Why do you think he learned from Polycarp? Because he wrote to him and then contacted him.
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    No Escape : From Hell

    Peter died of old age in Babylon, and Jesus hints at it being so. Peter went to the real Babylon with son, Marcus the gospel writer.
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    No Escape : From Hell

    The quotes prove otherwise. And many works have plagiaristic variants or are plagiarisms themselves. It is true that he became more unitarian as talked to Polycarp. Thus there is variation, at least, in his theology.
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    No Escape : From Hell

    Here I don't agree. There is too much speculation is Early Church History. The only which can be proven is that Polycarp said himself to have known John and Cerinthus. We know certainly that he had a gospel of John and he knew who Valentinus was.
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    No Escape : From Hell

    I like the English summary. The Blue Letter Bible. I should probably use my own software. ? It has nothing to do with Ignatius' doctrine where the name of God be Jesus Christ. I know Ignatius doesn't credit John but rather Polycarp as to what he knows. You'll be less offended then, I hope...
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    No Escape : From Hell

    Interesting, but it doesn't quote the ECFs. Where within the ECFS, do they say Ignatius to have been a student of John the apostle? I will google it. "Ignatius of Antioch, an early Christian writer and martyr, is traditionally believed to be a disciple of the Apostle John, influencing early...
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    Federal Troops in Washington DC

    Trump is great on immigration, but I don't have to like him.
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    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    "God is with us" would be a pathetic Hebrew name.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    What did I tell you to do in my last post to you?
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    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    Grailhunter: You are right there are righteous people of other religions and atheists and people that do not believe in the Deity of Yeshua that are good people and in the end they will be in Hell. This is why we need to pray for people like Grailhunter.
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    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    No, I still don't. If someone says they believe in the Deity of Christ, it should mean Jesus's own God-- Yahweh. Thus, I don't know what you are talking about!
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    Vague? The salvation was of the Jews, and the Samaritans thought Yahweh be shaped like a man. What did I supposedly miss?
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    QUOTE for the day

    "3 can keep a secret if 1 is dead" Ben Franklin
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    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    Do you have any trust issues with God, then?
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    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    To understand or not to understand? This is my question.
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    I believe consideration is better than love. Agape means this. Consideration is better than loving people. Trump loved Epstein, but he only considered Maxwell, for example. Good night.
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    @Hiddenthings @shepherdsword Doesn't the story of the good Samaritan prove God doesn't care about theological dogma?
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    The Holy Spirit is of God. It is directed towards doing good. Ananias lied to the one who has the Holy Spirit meaning God. Subtle difference, but true, nonetheless.
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    Blasphemy means slander.