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JudgeRightly reacted to Idolater's post in the thread Paul was NEVER under Peter's authority with
Haha.
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JudgeRightly reacted to Idolater's post in the thread Paul was NEVER under Peter's authority with Haha.
My objection to the OP is post #7
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Idolater replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.Just so I know I'm following you. There would be a nomination process (selection process but not an election), and then the...
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Idolater replied to the thread Paul was NEVER under Peter's authority.My objection to the OP is post #7
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread When did the gospel go to the Gentiles? with Like.
Terrific post @Clete
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Clete reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread When did the gospel go to the Gentiles? with Love.
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ok doser replied to the thread A little comedy break.....An extensive tutorial on how to speak to a feminist https://www.facebook.com/share/r/188m4aR8st/... -
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The selection process would yield a small group of candidates (i.e. at least two, and possibly as many as five, perhaps more) from which...
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7djengo7 reacted to Clete's post in the thread What was the appearance of the three [LORD,lords] who visited Abraham. with Like.
David Koresh would have done the same in defense of his heresy. It is not the scripture that's the problem, it's your inability to... -
7djengo7 reacted to Clete's post in the thread What was the appearance of the three [LORD,lords] who visited Abraham. with Like.
I have not asked you to do so. I have made no argument whatsoever, either against nor in favor of the Trinity doctrine. The things I've...
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Clete replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.The selection process would yield a small group of candidates (i.e. at least two, and possibly as many as five, perhaps more) from which...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.No idea. But the constitution presented here: Judges of ten are appointed not by the communities, but by a higher authority.