Exactly Arcanus.
You call 'cherry pick' Evie when you don't understand what would constitute such. As Arcanus has detailed, Christianity is uniform in it's stated beliefs.
You seem to think anyone is free to make up their Christianity on the fly like some religious pick and mix, and not what is demonstrated to you:
You call 'cherry pick' Evie when you don't understand what would constitute such. As Arcanus has detailed, Christianity is uniform in it's stated beliefs.
You seem to think anyone is free to make up their Christianity on the fly like some religious pick and mix, and not what is demonstrated to you:
Arcanus Wrote:It's not about whether or not you understand that definition; it's about whether the definition or its source is recognized in Christian orthodoxy as authoritative. The sacred Scriptures are authoritative, for example, as are the apostolic creeds (e.g., 1 Cor. 8:6) and specific ecumenical creeds (e.g., the Athanasian Creed). Your say-so, or the dictionary? Not so much. You should review the second chapter of Schaff's Creeds of Christendom, which itself has been around for nearly 200 years; i.e., you missed goal posts that have actually never moved.
