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peter.gibbs@charter.net wrote:
> The concept of heresy is essentially political (not theological)
> because it is all about human authority.
No it isn't. It's about whether doctrine is true or false.
Scripture is full of admonitions to adhere to the pure
teaching of the Apostles. The concept of heresy is exactly
about failing to do that. If you secularize Christianity,
then it's no longer Christianity.
> Likewise, to assert on the basis of the Christian paradigm
> that the Buddhist worldview is wrong is like saying that the English
> language can disprove the French language.
Not hardly. Doctrines consist of statements which are either
true or false. A language isn't true or false. This isn't
a parallel at all.
Bart
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1) Where can the following words be found?: "For as by one man's
disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many
be made righteous."
Reference: Rom. 5:19
A. 1 Corinthians
B. Romans
C. Galatians
D. Ephesians
2) Which epistle advises fathers not to provoke their children to wrath?
Reference: Eph. 6:4
A. Ephesians
B. Galatians
C. Hebrews
D. 1 Timothy
3) What is "little" yet "boasteth great things"?
Reference: Jam. 3:5
A. The tongue
B. Money
C. Pride
D. The heart
4) An unmarried believer "in Christ" should be concerned about what?
Reference: 1 Cor. 7:33
A. Finding a mate
B. Making a living
C. Raising children
D. Pleasing God
5) Paul wrote to the church at Thessalonica, "Ye were ensamples to all that
believe in Macedonia and..." what other region?
Reference: 1 Thes. 1:7
A. Phrygia
B. Italy
C. Achaia
D. Bithynia
6) "Till I come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine."
These words of instruction were given to whom?
Reference: 1 Tim. 4:13
A. The Philippians
B. Timothy
C. Titus
D. The Ephesians
7) To what church did the apostle Paul write, "Ye come together not for the
better, but for the worse"?
Reference: 1 Cor. 11:17
A. Church at Corinth
B. Church at Ephesus
C. Church at Philippi
D. Church at Rome
8) To whom did Paul write, "Now I would not have you ignorant, brethren,
that oftentimes I purposed to come unto you, (but was let hitherto,) that I
might have some fruit am