diligence=grace
- Dan Rowden
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Re: diligence=grace
Catholics would argue they new better with said "invention". I mean, that's what the Church does, isn't it - knows better?
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Re: diligence=grace
Yes it does do that.Dan Rowden wrote:Catholics would argue they new better with said "invention". I mean, that's what the Church does, isn't it - knows better?
However the concept of the Godhead as a Trinity predates the RC Church by thousands of years. It is a philosophically valid viewpoint in itself.
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Not in the Xian tradition it doesn't.brokenhead wrote:Yes it does do that.Dan Rowden wrote:Catholics would argue they new better with said "invention". I mean, that's what the Church does, isn't it - knows better?
However the concept of the Godhead as a Trinity predates the RC Church by thousands of years.
Please tell me you're joking.It is a philosophically valid viewpoint in itself.
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Re: diligence=grace
[quote="Fujaro"]Please may I see some argumentation here? As a self acclaimed holder of absolute truth, you show remarkable little precision in answering the questions. Do you even understand Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem? Please engage in this debate with more awareness of the issues raised, or refrain from it alltogether.[quote="Fujaro"]
If you had read what I put, then in your awareness you would have seen that I said NO I have not looked at this. And to date I still have not. If you would like to postulate your viewpoint then I will give you mine.
amandaxxx
If you had read what I put, then in your awareness you would have seen that I said NO I have not looked at this. And to date I still have not. If you would like to postulate your viewpoint then I will give you mine.
amandaxxx
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