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In many respects, yes. Not entirely. More to the point, I don’t think the Protestant Reformation went far enough. I have roots in what is known as the Radical Reformation. See some sects among the Anabaptists and the Socinians.

It means that my form of Christianity existed before the form of Christianity that became institutionalized at the Council of Nicaea, expressed in the Nicene creed, in 325 A.D. and as modified by the Council of Constantinople in 381 A.D. Ante -> before; anti -> against. I like the Nicene...

“Fill your perspective with more Scripture than news. Go to prayer more than to social media.” - Michael Reeves

I recommend that you (and anyone interested in the subject and/or your allegations) read the thread from the beginning.

No. Jesus is my lord and savior. I’m a primitive / Ante-Nicene Christian.

Your stated position on, Does God need man? (I alluded to some others in my post without specifying any particulars.) There is no “if” about it. He was a well-known - nationally and internationally - Baptist pastor. I was raised Southern Baptist but I no longer hold many of his / Baptist...

Paul Van Gorder (deceased) was a Baptist preacher who held your position on the question, Does God need man? (Other of your beliefs too, I would suspect.) https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/spartanburg/name/paul-van-gorder-obituary?id=8611729 I used to listen to him on the radio and read his...

“If anyone says to you, ‘Why are you doing this?’ say, ‘The Lord has need of it.’” (Mark 11:3) And do not fear whatever comes out of the tunnel when you do. “You may be small in your own eyes, but God has need of you!” (Paul Van Gorder, “God Needs You!”) https://odb.org/2010/03/28/god-needs-you

The Great Oz doesn’t think so.

It isn’t what I’m proposing. Your misrepresentations aside, others have easily grasped it.

I don’t believe any of that, and you know it. Nor have I suggested it. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, apparently you didn’t know that.

What you rightly call a truism others illogically call blasphemy.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/autotheism I was aware from your earlier comments that you weren’t understanding what I was saying. You’ve invented / imagined a deity who can save man without having man to save. I don’t find your logic persuasive.

God could not do what he is doing without man.

God doesn’t need a plan B because the plan he needed - plan A - is sufficient.