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Posted on 04/18/2010 9:49:35 PM PDT by Judith Anne
What was the theology of the Church Fathers, and which Fathers in particular? I submit to you that there was no uniform teaching of the Church Fathers until 325 AD.
He never said that.
John 10:30 I and the Father are one.
One is substance or nature; not one in person. Hypostatically they are distinct realities. Otherwise this is Modalism.
In fact, Jesus says that "the Father is greater than I." (John 14:28)
In fact, Jesus says "my God and your God." (John 20:17)
God calling God his God?
John says a lot of things because his is the most interpolated and disconnected Gospel of the four.
Mmhaha! That is one hard up house church!
Deep fried chou dofu for bread and, what, congee for wine? Can you imagine needing something for the meal and the only thing on the block is Tai Hang’s food stall of unique stink? You better remember to remove the century eggs on the way back or you’ll be having conversions to Judaism on the spot lol! Yahweh sure would find it funny! He probably had the event in mind when he created the stuff.
You know, I think I saw this in a Jackie Chan film. “A Chinese Odyssey Part Three: Snake in the Eagle’s Stink” or something. lol.
It seems to me it is you who needs to read some more... :)
WELL PUT.
Thank you for posting the Archbishop Sheen quote. He is one of my favorites.
This is as close as it gets. This one line alone does not justify the overruling of all the subordinationalist verses in the NT.
John 14:5-11 says that the Father is in Jesus and Jesus in the Father. Not entirely explicit, and does not indicate the Trinity.
Colossians 2:9 says that the fullness of the Deity exists in bodily form. Again, not entirely explicit and does not indicate the Trinity.
I normally capitalize the various sects' and cults' names, and will use what would appear to normally used diminutives of lengthy screen names, rarely attempting levity or insult with the names. The OPC, for instance, regularly refers to itself with that contraction - their website is www.opc.org.
The use of RC during the 1800s and early 1900s in the United States and Britain (primarily) was pronounced 'arse' and used as a perjorative against the Church. Not just a matter of thin-skinned, but a recognition of historical use and religious oppression. We will, of course accept the RM's ruling.
Wellllllllllll, no teeth has contributed to a greatly reduced ‘spare tire.’
However, there’s some left I could donate, too.
LOL.
INDEED.
ROTFLOL
That’s a trip. Thanks for the laugh.
Haha. Imagining you as the Pope is really handing me a laugh right now. Especially the ring. Oops, now I’m thinking about the hat too.
I got a couple of Romanist straw men together and we burned some white smoke in my wood stove to make it official.
Though I think yer also supposed to go on a world spanning tour looking for secret codes under the toes of famous Queen of Heaven statues that when deciphered will lead you to the conclave chamber where the super secret official Romeble is kept. Don’t let anyone know about it though cause it could destroy the whole Edifice if the public found out the truth.
There was also something about anti-matter.
At least I think that’s right. I only skimmed that manual in the bookstore. I might be thinking of the movie though.
No teeth? Did something happen?
Yep. Those Irish RCs had it tough, but they usually gave as good as they got from the Orangeman.
lol. Oops. Posting on the fly. I’ll reroute the post correctly.
I think you caught it and corrected it shortly after the original post.
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Wondeful insight into the Calvinist mindset. Well, if the Catholics were predestined to be slaughtered by the Orangemen, then so be it. Who are we to gainsay God?
LOL.
CUTE.
THX.
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