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Orthodox & Pentecostals BTFO Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 03:12:41 fb0b70 No.714691

Whenever New Testament discusses about the mysteries of God, it frequently describes it as something that has been reveled.

So anyone who try to insert ((mystery)) into their spiritual walk are relying on a external source than the true voice of the chief Shepherd and should repent.

Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 03:20:13 0c55e1 No.714695

>>714691

How does this BTFO the ordodox?

Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 03:25:21 fb0b70 No.714701

>>714695

Because they rely on the o' "it's a mystery" for virtually everything.

Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 04:53:40 d5c13e No.714731

>>714691

that's not necessarily what Orthodoxy believes about mystery. Mystery as in it's beyond human understanding, not that "dur it's a mystery". Things like Baptism and the Eucharist are mysteries in that they're divine and beyond our understanding, but we know what they are. Or the Incarnation of Christ, we know Christ is God yet became fully human at the same time, but how exactly God can be fully human and divine, that's another example of mystery.

Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 04:57:49 31fc75 No.714736

I can't understand what the OP is saying. You know "mystery" and "sacrament" are the same word, right? What exactly is your point? Clearly you're not Catholic if you deny sacramental life, yet you're not Orthodox for obvious reasons. What are you, Reformed?

Christanon 10/15/18 (Mon) 07:08:53 1aea9f No.714789

>>714691

>ITT: 12 yo American discovers Christianity through memes