Dr. Walter
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Well then, if that statement is true then you should be able to cite numerous 1st and 2nd century writings to back that up. There are documents from the period but (much to your chagrin I'm sure) they were written by Catholics. You have nothing.
WM
Rome has been the ultimate authority in what should be preserved and what should be destroyed. Rome has hand picked the writings they chose to preserve and destroyed the writings they regarded as heretical.
This should be obvous to any UNBIASED reader of history because even in the literature Rome chose to preserve there is explicit reference to hundreds of thousands of those they deemed as heretics in almost every century since the second century and yet there is VERY LITTLE of their writings preserved by Rome. Are we to assume they did not write down what they beleived? Are we to assume that the secular arm that destroyed them, did not destroy their writings as well????
It does not take too much common sense to perceive that the foundational development of the Post-Nicene dispicable doctrines of Rome are logicallically based upon the Nicene records and that the Nicene records are the logical developments of the Antenicene records. Together they form the history of apostasy predicted by Paul in 1 Tim. 4:1-3.