[Invincibly Ignorant]

If it is a good idea to write down "uncontaminated" Christian truth and understanding of various heresies one might encounter, to help other Christians now and in the future, why didn't your church do this for the first 1500 years it "existed"?

Maybe your church should have spent their time making sure as many people as possible had access to scripture instead of access to their interpretation of the scripture. Oh wait a minute. scripture isn't that important, I forgot.

[biblewonk]

Oh wait a minute. scripture isn't that important, I forgot.

Having not followed the conversation I can tell what kind of person you are talking to with that statement. :-)

I dont' think I like this new format. When this thread is 10,000 posts long how in the world do you quickly get to post number 5221?

[SoothingDave]

Maybe your church should have spent their time making sure as many people as possible had access to scripture instead of access to their interpretation of the scripture. Oh wait a minute. scripture isn't that important, I forgot.

Is that the long way of saying "I don't know"?

SD