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Salvation Of The Rich Man wasn’t quite what I anticipated. Clement (of Alexandria) ends with a story about John the Apostle which I had not heard before. I would like to find out if the story is preserved in anyone else’s writings. (I‘m doubtful that it is.) I’m currently reading Rescuing Jesus...

Well bless my soul. I hear you, but listen to and believe Jesus (Matthew 5:11).

Give me a number: How many Gods do you believe in? I’ll wait. * That’s not the number Justin gives us. And just as an aside, Justin isn’t a trinitarian; the average Christian is.

While I’m tempted to make the same recommendation that I did with your inquiry about Hippolytus, I’ll take a different tack and quote one thing in order to, hopefully, whet your appetite to read Justin. ”For if you have fallen in with some who are called Christians, but who do not admit this...

That would be telling. I will, but I recommend that you read it for yourself.

My advice: Forget Carlin. Listen to and believe Jesus.

Actually, you’re the one who is acting like a drug addict.