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The Liturgist reacted to Jipsah's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with
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Holy Tradition, Bob. SDAs don't accept it, duly noted. Then again, SDAs believe in a good bit of stuff that very few other Christian... -
The Liturgist reacted to Jipsah's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Winner.
Or one could, more likely, say that other judgement and books, nothing about IJ is there at all. Daniel 7, for instance, abounds with...
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The Liturgist reacted to Valletta's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Winner.
My point being is that you give a pass to your own beliefs that are not explicitly in the Bible even though you are Bible-only. Yet you...
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The Liturgist reacted to dzheremi's post in the thread Unitarian Universalist Church in Albuquerque Appropriates Eastern Orthodox Cross with Agree.
Ughhh. Get out of my former home-city, you bunch of syncretist weirdos. I see they are displaying the ankh/crux ansata, as well. I...
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The Liturgist reacted to MarkRohfrietsch's post in the thread I'm not sure I like the changes "pope" Benedict made to the Nicene Creed (I think it is) with Winner.
Actually, there was no desire to leave the Catholic Church; one need only to read the Augsburg Confession and the Apology (Explanation)...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread The division in the Catholic Church (Churches).By “we” I mean the Patriarchates of Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem, etc, and the other autocephalous churches, such as...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread The division in the Catholic Church (Churches).Indeed, the end of anathemas between the Roman Catholic churches and the Orthodox and the Church of the East was an enormously positive...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread I'm not sure I like the changes "pope" Benedict made to the Nicene Creed (I think it is).No, I mean, Rome could be regarded to have separated from Lutheranism, insofar as Lutheranism reverted changes with Rome had made to...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread The division in the Catholic Church (Churches).You assume wrong. We never had a liturgy for anathematizing people. It happens automatically, but bishops can also clarify that it...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread I'm not sure I like the changes "pope" Benedict made to the Nicene Creed (I think it is).I don’t think its as obvious as you think, particularly when we consider certain changes in Roman theology and praxis which were...
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The Liturgist replied to the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible?.Also @Valletta @concretecamper and @chevyontheriver - correct me if I’m wrong, but if a Roman Catholic scholar denied the historicity of...
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The Liturgist reacted to Valletta's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Agree.
Catholics believe the Word of God whether passed down orally or in writing. The deposit of the faith ended with the death of the last...
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The Liturgist reacted to Jipsah's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Agree.
Spare us the posturing, your chucrh embrces extra-biblical doctrines. Quote your "proof texts" and lets see how well they support your...
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The Liturgist reacted to Jipsah's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Agree.
They believe it based on Holy Tradition. The same reason SDAs accept the Canon of Scripture (and some adjunct stuff, wink wink) Nah...
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The Liturgist reacted to Jipsah's post in the thread Historicity of Mary vs significant inference -- ie not in the Bible? with Love.
Nah, they just don't like the way you use it. How about the part of the NT where the Church was told to keep the Sabbath? <Grin> Where...