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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.

In my personal experience, about 80 % of people who self-identify as followers / practitioners of the dominant theology - Catholic and Protestant alike - aren’t aware that that theology requires that Jesus not be a human person. (I blame that on the clergy for not speaking about it from the...

Yes, it does.

All human persons have the capacity to sin. In the dominant Christian theology of our day, Jesus is not a human person (if he was he could have sinned but didn’t); he is a divine person (God cannot sin and didn’t).

* Food, drink or a book? *

Christianity is, historically speaking, a broad spectrum. I’m not so much interested in faith in Christianity as I am in faith in the Christ. The former is negotiable, the latter is not.

“ The Bible is a matchless library of truth.” - Charles Spurgeon * Have you been to the library of matchless truth today? *

No problem. I’m encouraging continuing education, in general, in this thread.

Public school teachers in my family, as well as a number of my acquaintances in the profession, tell me that it isn’t a far right conspiracy theory. I often see it in my volunteer work in public school classrooms. P.S. Have you considered taking the course? I thought it was very good and...