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Of course. It helps make my point when speaking with trinitarians.

* Curiously enough, I was just looking at it earlier this week: the first Bible given to me, by my paternal grandfather, on June 19, 1964. *

You can read it at no cost online. Here’s the link: https://www.ccel.org/s/schaff/history/About.htm

See what Philip Schaff documents about it in his History of the Christian Church. Chat GPT is no match for it.

Theological? No. It’s theologically essential.

Thanks. I doubted that you would. It’s pushing the envelope.

Because it is something that everyone needs to know but may be too closely related to a subject that cannot be discussed on this forum. I don’t want to risk it. Two of my posts in this thread have already been deleted by moderators for discussing that which cannot be discussed; none of yours...

Don’t hide anything, but we can’t talk about it here. btw, I decided to change the theological word of the day to anhypostasis - related to enhypostasis.

Did you ever receive an answer to your question?

Theological term of the day -> anhypostasis. Everyone should be, or become, familiar with it but please do not discuss it.

“Pray devoutly, but hammer stoutly.” - William Gurney Benham

Threads are created for various purposes. The purpose of that particular thread is to exclude certain persons so that the group can study the scriptures from the perspective of those who meet a certain criteria and without being distracted by persons who don’t hold that particular perspective. I...

The Messiah’s creed / my creed. *** I’m reading a book at the moment about the Nicene creed and why it had to be modified at the Council of Constantinople in A.D. 381. I noticed that there is a thread on the Board that requires participants to endorse the Nicene creed. I personally don’t have...

Thanks. Corrective education falls within the scope of continuing education.

I understand your situation. It’s a shame, imo, that by policy it can’t be discussed on Christianity Board. Immaturity (by persons on both sides of the theological fence) killed an important topic of conversation.