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  1. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    lol partially it is. Second because you HAVE to study it to know the foundation of Christianity. Comments like this show exactly why this conversation is needed.
  2. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    I know you weren’t judging in fact I thought your responses were beautiful and thought out to a point where I used it as a comparison. Sorry for that confusion
  3. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    O I do understand to a degree because atheists and some agnostics just like the confrontation; but that is not the basis nor want for this MUCH needed conversation.
  4. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    I will respect that and appreciate it. You as well.
  5. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    It’s also precisely because the Pharisees remained unteachable that they befell their ultimate fate.
  6. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    Couldn’t have said that better. However I do It’s funny because the difference between humility you and the other man have is so real. I suggest highly that you reread the sermons to the Pharisees before trying to divinate what my foundation of belief are. I answer to God not you.
  7. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    I believe in truth as the work of the Lord and that Jesus came on this earth to gift life eternal however like everyone I have my on caveats of faith if you want to know more you’re free to message me privately for the sake of keeping this thread objective and not chaotic with doctrine and dogma.
  8. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    Guys tonight I will be writing about the early Judeo Christian foundations of the Church as well as the Septuagint Bible (the Jewish cannon of Old Testament scriptures) as well as other Hebrew Scriptures Christ used. As well as the early Christian and Jewish responses to the mysteries of the...
  9. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    So this is a theological debate (if I were to insert my opinion) however there is an objective history and for this I would have to start at the very beginning with Judaism which I will cover in tonight’s post as well as what scriptures were available to Jesus Christ to use and which ones he...
  10. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    The Vulgate Bible is the Latin and first western (other than Greek) translation of the Cannon of scripture. After the printing of the Gutenberg Bible; the scriptures became available to the common European to read in their own language. This means Vernacular. It also led to the Protestant...
  11. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    A lot but did you know that only a very small fraction of denominations have no relationship or parentage in the others?
  12. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    All of them from the first churches in the letters to modern day. I intend to cover complete church history and how they are all related and not so much so.
  13. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    Because I firmly believe one can and should speak objectively about and know these histories regardless of belief systems or what denomination if any they are.
  14. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    And where exactly do you believe it will end up?
  15. J

    History and true history and authority of scripture and Christendom.

    Christianity, the Church, and the Bible today look very different then they did in their earliest inceptions. It´s hard for most Christians and secular people even today to imagine the world without the influences of all monotheistic religion; however at the time at and around of the death of...