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Anabaptists, Catholics and Continuing Extra-Biblical Revelation

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delizzle

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TCassidy said:
That is not what I said. Why do you think you have to lie about what I said? Why does the truth frighten you so?

Of course you are!

That is pure nonsense! "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved." Because it doesn't say "TCassidy" or "delizzle" does that mean neither of us can be saved? What utter nonsense!
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Show me exactly where in the Bible that God specifically gave you your calling and I will concede. Otherwise, you are just going to have to accept the cold hard fact that God was able to communicate to you (or your congregation) your calling outside of the bible...period. Thus, the claim that God only speaks to us through His written word is absolutely false.
 
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BobRyan

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TCassidy said: ↑
That day has already passed. Paul said so in verse 13.
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BobRyan said:
No he doesn't - or else he would not only be condemning John - but also himself for anything written past vs 13.
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TCassidy said:
Once again you demonstrate your total inability to understand simple, biblical concepts. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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You bent and wrenched the text to a pretzel and now you can't extract yourself from it. Less ad hominem - more Bible please.
 
thatbrian

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TCassidy said:
Not me. Did an about-face when I was 27.

You know what they say about the three levels of lies. 1. Lies. 2. D**N Lies. #3. Statistics.
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I was raised in the Roman Catholic church. Christ saved me at 17. I spent a couple of decades in various semi-Pelagian type churches until my "Reformation Day",. Both of those changes, and another dozen in-between, were very dramatic, and they were not as I followed the environment I was in.

My deepest theological convictions came out of nowhere, apparently. I credit God's providence, of course.
 
thatbrian

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Regarding statistics, they ALL need interpretation. Statistics don't come with a world view; however, we all do. We all see ALL data through over various word views.
 
Adonia

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TCassidy said:
Is "Baptist" a denominational name or a doctrinal identity? If a denominational name, which Baptist denomination?

Alliance of Baptists
American Baptist Association
American Baptist Churches
Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America
Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists
Baptist Bible Fellowship International
Baptist General Conference
Baptist Missionary Association of America
Central Baptist Association
Christian Unity Baptist Association
Conservative Baptist Association of America
Continental Baptist Churches
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Enterprise Association of Regular Baptists
Free Will Baptist
Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship
Fundamental Baptist Fellowship Association
Fundamental Baptist Fellowship of America
General Association of Baptists
General Association of General Baptists
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
General Conference of the Evangelical Baptist Church, Inc.
General Six-Principle Baptists
Independent Baptist Church of America
Independent Baptist Fellowship International
Independent Baptist Fellowship of North America
Indian Bottom Association of Old Regular Baptists
Institutional Missionary Baptist Conference of America
Interstate & Foreign Landmark Missionary Baptist Association
Landmark Baptists
Liberty Baptist Fellowship
Macedonia Baptist World Missions
Mainstream Baptist Network
National Association of Free Will Baptists
National Baptist Convention of America, Inc.
National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
National Baptist Evangelical Life and Soul Saving Assembly of the U.S.A.
National Missionary Baptist Convention of America
National Primitive Baptist Convention of the U.S.A.
North American Baptist Conference
Old Regular Baptist
Old Time Missionary Baptist
Original Free Will Baptist Convention
Primitive Baptist Universalists
Primitive Baptists
Progressive National Baptist Convention
Reformed Baptist
Regular Baptist
Roger Williams Fellowship
Separate Baptist
Separate Baptists in Christ
Seventh Day Baptist General Conference
Southern Baptist Convention
Southwide Baptist Fellowship
Sovereign Grace Baptists
Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Predestinarian Baptists
United American Free Will Baptist Church
United American Free Will Baptist Conference
United Baptists
Unregistered Baptist Fellowship
World Baptist Fellowship
Worldwide Baptist New Testament Missions

Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches of Northern California
Association of Independent Baptist Churches of Illinois
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Dakota Baptist Association
District of Columbia Baptist Convention
Empire State Fellowship of Regular Baptist Churches
General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Inc.
Inter-Mountain Baptist Fellowship
Minnesota Baptist Association
Minnesota Baptist Conference
Mountain States Baptist Fellowship
New England Evangelical Baptist Fellowship
Ohio Valley Association of Christian Baptist Churches of God
Southern Baptists of Texas Convention
Wisconsin Fellowship of Baptist Churches

???????
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Good grief, who is teaching what here?
 
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delizzle said:
After this letter has been read to you, see that it is also read in the church of the Laodiceans and that you in turn read the letter from Laodicea.
Colossians 4:16 NIV

Simply answer is that we don't know. If archeologists discovered the lost letter to Laodicea, would you consider it scripture?
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Can this verse be considered Scripture?
 
thatbrian

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JonShaff said:
Good question.
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The question presupposes an impotent God, helpless to get vital information to His people.

Most Christians understand that the canon was formed, not just by the hands of men, but also through the providence of God.
 
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