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We can start with this: Primitive Christianity is the Christianity of the 1st century -> Jewish monotheism. Nicene Christianity isn’t primitive Christianity. Nicene Christianity is a later development.

Nicene Christianity superseded primitive Christianity. I read them and recommend the practice to all and sundry. That is the means of documenting the evolution of doctrine and practice in Christianity. What do you think? The Bible is sufficient in primitive Christianity.

Where, oh where, are you tonight? Why did you leave me here all alone? I searched the world over and I thought … When the funny stops, Yahweh and Jesus remain. Wherever you are @Riven and whatever you’re doing, Happy Thanksgiving.

It doesn’t come up in the Bible. Primitive Christianity is grounded in Jewish doctrine and dogma. It naturally comes up in Nicene Christianity.

That’s sound. The Creator of the Universe is the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Israel, the God (and Father) of Jesus of Nazareth.

“Being a Biblical Christian means you’ll be despised even by many who claim to be a Christian themselves.” - Trevor Sheatz

* Not a bad way to go, if you have to go. *

Post in thread 'What is truth?' What is truth? There you go, sheriff. Last time I delivered Gregory of Nyssa. This time Gregory of Nazianzus. I’ll watch from the ridge across the border to see what you do with him.

“I’m just talking about Jewish monotheism, officer.”

My belief system is the Messiah’s belief system, Jewish monotheism. When you say that Jewish monotheism brings up other problems you’re saying that what Jesus himself believes brings up other problems. With the above in mind, you’re asking me who was Mary in Jesus’ system. She is the Jewish...