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Not to me in the slightest. Now would you say Christ was an idealist?
OMG
Alan Gross
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Br. Jewel Smith was one of my teachers.
I worked with him and have viewed and studied all of the original Historical Bibles he carried in his collection.
He had original copies of most every Bible used to create The King James.
We have WARRED together against various heretical views that folks in our fellowships advanced (for a season...)
I am a child of God AND a child of those Saints and Ministers of God WHO PERISHED IN the FLAMES, for THEIR BELIEF in GOD.
Besides the mythical non-existent creatures you mean?
Particular
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1689Dave
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And you have the right path?If believing in election and Doctrines of Grace makes one a Calvinist then belonging to sacramental churches makes one a Catholic.
I may not agree with all your interpretations of scripture David, but I respect you as a true believer who struggles with learning the correct path. It’s all good!
As far as I’m concerned, yes.
Why?
1689Dave
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I seem to gravitate towards those who broke the back of the Catholic church. (They must have had something right). Calvin, Luther (before Melanchthon) resulting in the early London Baptists.
Catholics one and all. Sacramental nature makes them so. Did London Baptist’s have a Catechism like Luther and Calvin?
Alan Gross
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I will follow through with some of this in The Baptist History Forum.
8.0.0 i: THE CHURCHES of THE GODHEAD BODILY ORGANIZED by JESUS CHRIST, “The House of God, which is the church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of the Truth.”
1689Dave
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The Baptist Catechism (Keach’s Catechism)
There ya go. My Christian church follows no such catechism.
1689Dave
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Are you saying all churches that teach their young are not real churches?
Teach them what?
1689Dave
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Catechisms and creeds are summaries of what scripture teaches. They appear in Acts and elsewhere in scripture.
“As they went through the towns, they passed on the decrees that had been decided on by the apostles and elders in Jerusalem for the Gentile believers to obey.” (Acts 16:4)
So according to your explanation, the RC catechism is valid then.
Particular
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May I ask why you seem so mad? I cannot see what I may have done for you to be so curt.
I’m not angry
Alan Gross
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There is no translation.
They begin with a paraphrase.
Pure death in the pot.
The title has the word in it, when they have to invent some new expression to try to explain that they are tasked with revising a paraphrase.
"dynamic equivalence"
Translation: Spurious flesh for sale.