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    Doctrine of Predestination

    No, I didn't. Hellfire that is permanently lasting is a middle age invention.
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    People in Hell are happy

    Til they are redeemed, of course.
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    Doctrine of Predestination

    That would be a sin, and God doesn't sin.
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    People in Hell are happy

    It would be wrong for God to create "irredeemable" mankind?
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    People in Hell are happy

    It was a prediction of what would happen to Israel's leaders. Where their worm is not dying and their is not being quenched. I like the continuous aspect of the Greek active tense her.
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    Whose really pulling the anti-Israel strings?

    @quietthinker So you really are that gullible. You are naive at best. The words are, consider your opposers.
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    Whose really pulling the anti-Israel strings?

    Are you sure that suggestion isn't harsher than the laws of moses? The problem is the "palestinians" are usually unarmed. The Canaanites were not defenseless. The Jews of Germany were. I would hate to see you trying to correct Israel and the "palestinians".
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    God doesn't really produce plans, and causes plans.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    There is before any when for GOD.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    I believe presently that God wakes those dying and gives them new bodies. Resurrection is a poor translation the Greek word anastasis and Greek word anistēmi.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    How do you begin something before time? Athanasius was more concerned that the Arians seemed impious. Being Eastern they didn't have as many Tenaks in any given language.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    Begotten not made was a stab at Origenists who believed there was when he was not, and that he became the son, rather than being always the son. There is more than a hint of Hellenism in these statements.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    I have not any a problem with that word. I have a problem with 2 words, eternal and hell. I also don't believe in Soul Sleep either.
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    Christians who hate Israel

    Not that I don't approve, scripture, please.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    But the NT doesn't believe in Greek gods. Hades of the dead was a realm and a false non-existant god at the same time. It is just an unseen area in the NT.
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    So Joseph married Mary but didn’t have sex?

    You have no evidence that Jesus wasn't an only child. If you can prove adelphos is only about biological brothers, then you would have a point. I think Mary was shocked when she went through labor and made it the last time. There is still true love, because she didn't set out to be pregnant with...
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    And nor did Hades. I agree.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    It has the same definition as sheol. What is either not seen or is seen so as not to understand. The rich man was in hades because that is what he deserved.