/christianity/ - Christian Theology

The only thing I care about is that my own threads aren't archived after just 48 hours. Otherwise I'm happy to be with all Christians, catholic or not.

Well that's Protestantism for you, throwing the baby out with the bathwater…

Hot take: everyone complaining about a gnostic takeover on /christ/ is just parroting what they heard someone else say about it, and it never really happened. /christ/ had some non trinitarian regulars who seemed disproportionately numerous because it was a dead board otherwise.

/Christ/ also has the same mentality of moderator-defined orthodoxy, just a different definition, so you can't say that low censorship led to the presence of gnosticism. They had gnostic flags which we don't.

>>3941

Explain

>>3941

Fuck off back to /christian/ papist your kind are not welcome here.

>>3943

How about you come back to Rome and stop sinning against the Lord you heathen?

>>3943

Catholics are welcome to post here

>>3944

Got converted by the Bible, not possible to "return" to Rome.

>>3948

>"read" the bible

>you are my rock

>I don't need Rome

Get well soon, anon.

>>3944

I follow God not the pope.

>>3950

The Luther Bible (I'm able to understand the original translation) is my connection to the resurrected and living Lord Jesus Christ Himself.

A church with an unbroken tradition since St. Peter simply didn't do that for me.

I wasn't born Catholic and made the connection to the Lord on my own, using His word.

If Rome would have never existed, not a single thing would have changed about that.

>>3953

>NASB

Please try again using a real bible.

>>3961

Like what, scoffer?

>>3983

Like one that has all the books, bucko.

>>3938

gnostics, mormons and non-trinitarians are not a threat, even on /christ/ the gnostics were a minority, albeit a vocal one, heck not even JW's or Mormons post on /christ/ even when they're allowed to.

>>3938

>/christianity/ will become /gnostic/ like how /christian/ is /catholic/.

That is what you're saying, which seems unfathomable. This place doesn't have a rule that only Nicenes and those we accept chalcedon are christian like /christian/ does. This board would literally have to make a rule saying that only christians are those who accept the demiurge is evil are considered so.

I think you are to eager to bring down the hammer on those who are perceived as heretics, why don't you do that in a debate instead? This is a forum after all.

>>4022

>and those we accept chalcedon

and those who accept chalcedon*