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10 months

French Reformed pastor & poet Laurent Drelincourt (1625-1680) wrote a sonnet on the Blessed Virgin in Livre III, Sonnet II of his poetic work "Sonnets chrétiens sur divers sujets" #Reformed #VirginMary #poem :

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@bibeIradikaI This is retarded, paintings of the saints aren’t idols in themselves. I'd rather defend Papists who call her the Mother of God than Evangelitards who most often don’t, but instead impiously insult her. You seem to want to be included in the latter group.

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@thomisticae Indeed strange, how could anti-Judaism be a sin, when the NT itself contains anti-Judaic passages? How blasphemous to accuse the Holy Apostles of sinning while writing Holy Scripture!

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@AlFinlandi So what you're essentially admitting is that you Muslims have no way of knowing what the terms "tawrat", "injil" & "zabur" actually designate, meaning these words are basically unintelligible to you. You don't know if it's a book, multiple books or no book at all.

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@JuanesMaxxing So you'd rather want Catholics to commit mortal sins, than to faithfully practice the virtues of charity, justice & prudence by not randomly assassinating people & starting rebellions? Looks more like pseudo-Catholicism to me...

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@akhivae How exactly is it "hostile, reactionary misogyny" to want private companies treating all customers equally? Rural Indian men are not the standard to what is misogynous or not.

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@Umar22562995 @PhiloxenusS The continual & immediate vision of the supreme divine essence & all its perfections as the primary object of the beatific vision & as its secondary object the mysteries of the faith & other created things. Meanwhile, you Muslims are only guaranteed to see Allah every Friday.

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@sossyzz @arambusiness Yes, the most holy Apostle would disagree with ur pdf "religion". ὑπέρακμος means "beyond prime (age)". Plato defines the ἀκμή of a woman to be 20 years in Republic V, p. 460, so ὑπέρακμος would be over 20 y old. However you reckon it, it'd be nowhere near 9 years of age.

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@Thomisticae Nemes is just faithfully continuing the custom of his both physical & intellectual Hungarian Socinian forefathers of dodging debates with German Dominicans & Andani is observing the custom of Nizaris dodging discussions with Persian Christians.

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@LionOf_Christ The mother is Polish, the father is Turkish. They aren’t ethnically German at all, although they live in Germany, so I guess you could call them a "German family" in that sense, as they probably mostly speak German in their household etc.

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@ExtremistNo4 ofc they do, but why would you as a man want a friendship with a woman in the first place? I for one could never imagine having a female friend.

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@MMetaphysician Has Ibn Gaymiyya's nominalist goober metaphysic fully blinded you & deprived you of your reading skills? No where in this text does St. Gregory say that we should call Luke & Stephen ONE MAN. He’s simply pointing out that "man" refers to nature & there’s only ONE HUMAN NATURE.

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@Yehoshua_x27 @IFFFMEISTER So he’s a cuckold, got it.

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@RadTradCrusader @Timelord420 If that's the case, why is the Eucharist never called a sacrifice in the Scriptures & why does St. Paul say that presenting the bodies as a sacrifice is reasonable service in Romans 12:1? Why does St. Peter say we offer spiritual sacrifices to God through Christ in 1 Peter 2:5?

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@eastern_skald @CitizenNill You're literally yourself a mutt 😭 And both of your ethnicities (Russki & Lithuanian) were Untermenschen dominated & ruled by Germans since at least the 18th century.

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@TheOtherPaul2 They'll deeply regret abusing this beautiful God-breathed verse on Judgement Day, unless they repent from this blasphemy.

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@gavinortlund False dichotomy. It was both a genocide and it was just. It would only be a tough objection, if one would disregard divine command theory & presuppose atheistic ethics.

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@Batrak_Primus Insane cope. Just accept that you’re an Arab & move on.

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6 months

@Medss86 @Scholastic_X These earthly pleasures mean that the vision of the divine essence isn’t sufficient for man‘s happiness, which is absurd. It’s an obvious deficiency in your doctrine of God.

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@Ahmedbhalmuslim @CopticBoi We don't say that, lol. You apparently don't have a clue. The persons ARE the one hypostatic property that distinguish them, they ARE paternity, filiation & passive spiration, they do not merely possess them like accidents to their common essence.

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@AlFinlandi So what? "Correction" is not an objective term for this, just because the author(s) of the Quran intentionally differs from the biblical narrative does not mean that it narrates the true version of the story and that therefore the Quran is inspired. I don't really see the point.

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@veilednajdiyyah Jake attacked Christianity and you expect us to just be quiet and not make fun of his composite & mutable LEGO-god who is obv ignorant of Christian theology? Your pseudo-prophet was right about you women having a deficient mind...

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@evenscreech Yes, he believed that it was a pious greeting, not a prayer. He insisted on retaining 3 of the Marian feasts, the Bernese urged him to follow suit, but they weren't abolished until Bullinger. I could link some papers on this topic, but the ones I know are all in German.

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@talktuahpod @HalieyWelchX Episode 4 or 5 must be with Christian B. Wagner aka @WalmartThomist , a failure to comply with the request of the people WILL result in heavy sanctions on your podcast, comparable to those imposed on North Korea.

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@lucus090909 @Thomisticae He's older than you & yet you call him "lil bro". Also, anyone who has an ounce of holy zeal for God in his heart should rage at the stupidity and blasphemy of Ibn Taymiyya's doctrines & of a follower of him like Jake is.

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Swiss Reformed theologian Johann Heinrich Heidegger (1633-1698) writes the following in chapter II, article II titled „On the honour of the holy Virgin Mary in particular“:

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@sujithrao @akhivae lack of "human courtesy" ≠ misogyny. In that case her husband should not make her wait in line, but go to the bakery himself while she stays home. Easy solution.

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@lucus090909 @Thomisticae How exactly does he look "insecure", when everything in this post is true? And Jake is not worthy to be called a metaphysician, hence the insult is appropriate.

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@AlFinlandi You're already a Muslim at heart. This is wishy-washy, you dk what they designate in the CONCRETE, these things must have actually existed in the concrete in a specific form, it can't just be an after the fact conceptual amalgamation of what's affirmed as true by the Quran.

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@AlFinlandi How can you as a Finnish guy betray the great Lutheran heritage of your forefathers so lightheartedly for the religion of the Saracens? How could you spit on your baptism & just follow what people online want you to believe? Whatever you decide on, do not take it lightheartedly.

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@Nully54 @Scholastic_X Heaven is bliss & pleasure, but not carnal pleasure, but the vision of the divine essence. The reward of the beatified is seeing God as He is, and this according to varying degrees of blessedness based on the degree of sanctification a person achieved in his earthly life.

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@Scholastic_X Mehmed II, like most of the Ottoman dynasty, was a Maturidi. As such, he could not have affirmed a jism or any body parts for Allah, since Maturidis do tafwid al-ma'na and/or ta'wil of the anthropomorphic attributes.

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@JuanesMaxxing "and now all we do..." sounds like you're lamenting the fact that you're not doing these things no more, your wording suggests that you're nostalgic for this era of Mexican Catholicism, hence my assumptions.

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@iansenius @jathanasius1 How on earth can this sentence from Jerome: "...so the bishops knew that they were above the elders, more from custom than from the truth of an arrangement by the Lord,..." be misinterpreted? It's a clear rejection of the monepiscopacy being divinely instituted.

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@AlFinlandi Otherwise the Quran just basically contains an "inspired" version of Isra'iliyat, a hodgepodge of different stories from sources you don't even know.

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@bibeIradikaI How exactly was Zwingli "low church"? Even if he was (he wasn't), that is a very anachronistic term and also "anatopistic" (out of its proper place).

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@UTDprotuz @cathegyptian That's what Ibn Abi Talib al-Dimashqi claimed, even though there's no manuscriptural evidence to support that claim. And even if true, Jn. 14:17 still calles the Paraclete "the Spirit of truth" who would come TO THE APOSTLES, not to some pagan Arabs 600 years later.

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@AbdelbarrMalki1 @afcprincesa Your "heaven" is a brothel/liquor store and your composite & mutable LEGO-god is the pimp who shows up every Friday.

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@ExtremistNo4 @Timelord420 Nope, he died as a cowardly dog and now is in hell. He asked Henry Gerecke for the Eucharist, but Gerecke refused bc Goering didn't want to profess faith in Christ, he reportedly replied to Gerecke: "I’ll take my chances, my own way.", the same night he killed himself.

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Rufinus of Aquileia (c. 345-411) in his Expositio Symboli wrote the following: "He ascended therefore into heaven, not where God the Word had not been before, for He was always in heaven, and abode in the Father, but where the Word made flesh had not been seated before."

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@jawboneofsamson @redeemed_zoomer *"bro just pray, you don't need sacrifices for atonement" has always been Rabbinical Judaism's stupidest and most transparent cope

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@WalmartThomist Hosea doesn't do that, the use of the word Baal is repudiated in Hos. 2:16. And there are no inscriptions of יהוה in Ugaritic. If the proper name of one's deity (Allah) was used by pagans, you better question if you're not also a pagan.

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@BasedDostoevski lmao, most "enemies of Islam" don't even know who ljiljanima babo was, let alone feared him. Whether Bosniaks are a nation is also debatable, & even if you are, you're an irrelevant nation. The odds weren't against you, you had NATO & the whole Muslim ummah in your back, lol.

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@potamopotos I love Zwinglianism "To be a Christian is not to babble of Christ, but to walk as Christ walked." "Ein Christ sein heißt nicht von Christus schwätzen, sondern wandeln wie Christus gewandelt ist." - Ulrich Zwingli, a modern inscription in the church of Felsberg, Switzerland.

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French Reformed divine Samuel Desmarets (1599-1673) wrote the following in his "Exegesis of the Belgic Confession" on Christ's remission of original sin: "Indeed, this remission of sins through Christ, which exhausts everything required for our justification, is, ..." (1)🧵

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@KhalilAndani You can pretty much interpret any set of writings "Neoplatonically" if you try hard enough. Doesn't mean that this historically revisionistic & anachronistic interpretation is valid. Also, subordinationist Logos theology sees the Logos as divine, so it's incompatible with Quran.

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6 months

Swiss Reformed theologian Johann Heinrich Heidegger (1633-1688) had to say the following concerning the perpetual virginity of the Mother of God in chapter I, article XVI of his work „Schriftmässiger Bericht von der Jungfrauen Maria“; a thread🧵:

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@cathegyptian Literally, who invented this absolutely retarded argument? Was it this dog of hell Ibn Taymiyya, or did someone else say it first?

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With the assistance of AI, I've now translated the last 35 pages of Johann Heinrich Heidegger's 200-page work "Schriftmässiger Bericht von der Jungfrauen Maria" into English. It was intended as a small "catechism" on the BVM:

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@LainKaplan @redeemed_zoomer @MAdryaelTong Yes, Christ did engage with various intra-Pharisaic disputes & opinions, for example He sided with Shammai on divorce, we know that. That’s just proof the NT wasn’t written by Greeks, as you people falsely claim. A Greek couldn’t have known about this stuff at all.

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@islamicize Numbers pulled out of your a**. It is impossible for my country with 5,9% Muslims to get 75%+ Muslim population in a little more than a 100 years. Their birth rate is 2,1 & if we keep immigration at a low, it will not in 200 years exceed the 25% mark. But keep dreaming on, buddy.

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@mbrktho Omani, Maltese & Christian? Yeah, you’re special.

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@Gothi_Lane @PopularMajority @mrdavidrowe You‘re an Amerimutt larper, you don‘t even have a "people". Otherwise, show us your genetic profile that you have at least 80% Anglo-Saxon ancestry & start only speaking pre-Christian Old English, see how far that‘ll get you. Your early modern ancestors would have killed you.

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@MichaelGirdon @RealEthanReigns @Timelord420 That's wrong, Christ could have become incarnate through any other virgin, if He wanted to. It was God who chose her. Salvation does not depend on anything other than the Holy Trinity:

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@PatrologyVotary Lucaris exchanged letters with George Abbot & sent one of his prelates, Metrophanes Kritopoulos, to study at (Anglican) Oxford. That same Metrophanes, who was a close associate of Lucaris, later supported his condemnation, knowing & affirming that Lucaris was indeed a Calvinist.

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@Asterophiles @AmericanPolack @mrdavidrowe No proof of this happening in Britain whatsoever. You barely had a literature culture, let alone any libraries. You were a back-water dumping place, Christ made Britain great, and now that you‘ve abandoned him you‘re going back to being uncivilized, prosperity decreased.

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@HalieyWelchX If you really love your Twitter community, bring on @WalmartThomist onto your podcast. He's a great family man who loves to meet new people.

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@atarimoe @Thomisticae This is a ridiculously dumb & objectively false claim. Chemnitz, Selnecker, Zanchi, Polanus, Vermigli etc. wrote many more theological works than Calvin with 1000s of pages each & you're over here bullsh**ting about they didn't bother "to try to build a theological system".

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@ackerman1517 Besides Davenant, Goad, Ward etc., Matthias Martinus from Bremen was another hypothetical universalist, whose use of Jn. 3:16 reportedly pushed John Hales away from LA. Are there any other known non-Remonstrant attendees of the synod who believed in universal atonement?

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The Puritan theologian William Ames (1576-1633) affirmed that the Son & the Holy Spirit are produced by an act of intellection & volition, respectively:

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@ChristiansMENA Lmao, so Copts allow Muslims to recite Al-Fatihah, in which they pray to not be on the path of the misguided Christians; but they won't allow Chalcedonians to pray in their churches. You can't make this stuff up🤣

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@OpStCyprian B...B...But muh Dura Europos & St. Luke the Iconographer...

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@AlFinlandi It has never been a "Christian" story. It's a silly & blasphemous fable written by Gnostics that haphazardly found its way into the Quran, bc Muhammed apparently liked children's bedtime stories.

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„…already in the time of her pilgrimage reached a high peak: and who now under Christ her head & redeemer partakes of an ineffable glory. Whoever herewith wanted to cast even the slightest doubt on her honour & dignity would not be worth being called a Christian.“ (3/3)

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@aljamalfi1 @ChristiansMENA This is your religion, stop babbling nonsense, Saracen.

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@GreekNoticer @black_ortho And your country was built on philhellenism & foreign loans and shouldn't exist either, you have been leeching off the West ever since 1453.

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@Thomisticae They like having outsiders strengthen them in their belief in a composite, mutable & spatiotemporal transformers-deity..

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Samuel Desmarets (1599-1673) on Christ's obedience as it relates to our justification: "Only the obedience of Christ, like the genuine offspring of an eagle, can sustain the most penetrating rays of Divine justice without the eyes of the unworthy." (1)

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@langluigi_ Say what you want about our church services, but we have the right doctrine of God. The Photinian/Anti-Filioquist interpretation of John 16:14-15 is an absolute joke.

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@logos_asarkos Why tho? Being able to remember your own baptism seems like a privilege to me. I‘m not sure I even have photos, so the devil could easily just plant doubts into my mind. (Thank God that’s not been the case yet.)

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@ExtremistNo4 And I'm supposed to believe you have platonic friendships with females, when you're the same who loses his breath over seeing a woman? 🤣

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I have to confess. I can deny it no longer. I am afraid I have a thing for blondes. Saw a girl sitting on a bench and her looking back at me kinda made me forget how to breathe for a second.

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In the 29th Disputation of the Leiden Synopsis, thesis 34 & antithesis 3, respectively, Antoine Thysius (1565-1640) maintains the absolute necessity of Christ's satisfaction against the opinion of Papists & of a minority of the Reformed that it is merely hypothetically necessary.

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@logos_asarkos Is this a joke? Why can’t one say that infants truly have faith? After all, He bids us to become like infants, in order to enter heaven.

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@Neved317 So true, love me some Ames.

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The Puritan theologian William Ames (1576-1633) affirmed that the Son & the Holy Spirit are produced by an act of intellection & volition, respectively:

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@AngloSouthern @soandytaylor Masters could sue a third party who owed their slaves smth., see Ulpian D. 15.1.41. Slaves could also buy their own or other slaves' manumission with their peculium, see Ulpian D. 40.1.4pr.-1. Plus, manumission of skilled slaves in their 30s was fairly common. (2)

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@megievalist As a European, why are you Americans seemingly obsessed with such relatively insignificant events as the Salem Witch Trials? Is it bc pop culture always wants to put the Puritans in a bad light? Witch trials were just part of a regular Tuesday afternoon over in the Old World.

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@ProfilStandard @lolguy778023 Maybe, but they were also taxed heavier, bc there were more rebels in mountainous Albania than elsewhere in the Balkans.

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@anglochog This post is gold.

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@Low_Churchman Correct, but as St. Ignatius wrote to Polycarp, bride & bridegroom should get the approval from their bishop before marriage.

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@BahBahBased @WesternCatholik @redeemed_zoomer @anandreturns It‘s not a "take", it‘s nothing but the self-evident truth, you Anabaptist ignoramus. You wouldn‘t even be able to cite a single scholar on Calvin who would interpret this quote in the manner you claim it to be. You‘re a clown.

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@UmarQadmiri God-willing, this devilish house of abomination will finally be destroyed at Christ‘s Second Coming, together with the apostates who authorized this sacrilege & all of the filthy infidels that are now occupying it.

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@gethsummoney Stop strawmanning, we know that she & all of the blessed are alive in Heaven & we even admit that they perform GENERAL prayers for the church militant. But we deny that the blessed have knowledge of our prayers & we believe that only God should be invoked in prayer.

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@fkhrnism @PhiloxenusS Which sources? Can you name them?

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@Armour_02 @KhalilAndani @nostosaphthitos @WalmartThomist @ThomisticInst @aquinothecath @ReasonTheology @Pints_W_Aquinas @CapturingChrist No, the Father and the Son are never going to be materially identical. All identity relations being transitive ist just Fregean nonsense that we don’t accept. We’re not building our theology around a recently invented mathematical concept.

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@BahBahBased @WesternCatholik @redeemed_zoomer @anandreturns Typical Anabaptist ignorance from your side. He‘s denying that the BVM took a vow of celibacy before her betrothal to St. Joseph. Every Reformed divine denied this, it‘s a Papist error. However, no Reformed besides maybe Voetius & Rutherford denied her perpetual virginity.

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@WalmartThomist "El" just can also just mean "god" in Canaanite languages. What university did you go to that taught you this historical-critical nonsense of the Bible appropriating pagan divine titles? This sort of post-enlightenment nonsense is what destroyed Christianity in most of Europe.

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@AlFinlandi Where? So are you just going to take everything the Quran claims at face value. You can do that, but don't expect us non-Muslims to do the same or agree with you.

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Antoine Thysius the Elder (1565-1640) wrote in the "Synopsis purioris theologiæ", Disputation 29, a few short theses on the matter & form of Christ's satisfaction for our sins. Firstly follows thesis 13 on the matter of Christ's satisfaction:

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@CovenantReform2 @ranck_katherine Covenant theology hadn’t been fully developed or „dogmatized“, when the very first Reformed confessions were written, so you’re wrong. Your heretical Anabaptism on the other hand was condemned in all confessions except in ur pseudo-Reformed 1689 document.

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@Scholastic_X As a Reformed I agree with you, him & Zacharias Ursinus were not good expositors of Trinitarian doctrine.

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@hypatiusbrontes What are they trying to prove anyway? The claim that all Arabs are the direct descendants of Ishmael is far from proven anyway, the "evidence" for it is nothing more than local tradition later compiled by Hisham ibn al-Kalbi and the like.

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@agusofpare @Young_Anglican @matthaschanged Where does Calvin actually say reprobation is unconditional? In the Reformed view the decree of preterition is unconditional, but the decree to punishment is obv post praevia demerita. And probably not even Gottschalk believed in reprobation without consideration of demerit.

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@AthariSomali @Thomisticae Nope, no one believes that the divine essence is consumed in the Eucharist (God forbid!). The essence is concomitant to the Eucharist, in so far as it is inseparably united to the substance of the Body that is eaten. You on the other hand believe that Allah's dhat is imperfect.

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@jihad_superdry @OrthodoxOrigen I mean, Josiah Trenham was a Presbyterian minister. I haven’t read his book critiquing Protestantism, but from what I’ve seen of him online, some times he does do a bit of strawmanning of Reformed positions.

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@feischte

15 days

@GerhardsGhost Boethius is a great choice, but Bach is a ridiculous choice for the 18th century. Actual theologians like Löscher, Hollaz, J.F. Mayer or even Buddeus would have been a better pick.

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@feischte

9 months

Charles Drelincourt (1595-1669) wrote: God with a liberal hand pours on his creatures an infinity of favors. He showers humans with a sea of riches. (1)

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@feischte

6 months

@nasafism @CCyrillian If Bulus was a false Apostle, why did Ibn Al-Jawzi & Ibn Kathir call him a messenger of the Messiah in their tafsirat of Surah 36? And why did Al-Tabari call Bulus a tabi‘ of the Apostles in his History of the Prophets & Kings, Volume III?

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@feischte

6 months

„…but also the from eternity by God the Lord elected & out of the whole female sex chosen, blessed & highly graced mother of our Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ, whose faith, hope, love, patience, steadfastness, humility & other so cordial virtues…“ (2)

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@feischte

1 month

@EdwinNunez1646 "And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh." - Ecclesiastes 12:12

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@feischte

1 month

@awmanspider So is that how you cope with the fact that your Jacobite god is a Transformers-like mutable composite?

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