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Post LOCATING CHRIST'S CHURCH IN HISTORY - April 29th, 2012, 09:01 PM




Think about it...


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April 29th, 2012, 09:53 PM

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Yeah, because how old something is totally defines how good and right it is.





Where is the evidence for a global flood?
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Yeah, because how old something is totally defines how good and right it is.
Regarding ecclesiology, if it's directly traceable through history to Jesus Christ and the apostles (as is the Catholic Church), absolutely.



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[font="Georgia"]Regarding ecclesiology, if it's directly traceable through history to Jesus Christ and the apostles (as is the Catholic Church), absolutely. :thumb:[i]Gaudium de veritate[/i],Cruciform+T+[/font]
Yeah .. because everything traceable back to Jesus must be good and right.





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Yeah .. because everything traceable back to Jesus must be good and right.
Precisely.



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[font="Georgia"]Precisely.[i]Gaudium de veritate[/i],Cruciform+T+[/font]
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Yeah, because how old something is totally defines how good and right it is.
No problem with the other dates but 33CE, that's a lie. The First Council of Nicaea. 325CE, on a different continent no less with people didn't speak Aramiac and where not from Judea.

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The Catholic church started in 380 CE, not in 33 CE.





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The Catholic church started in 380 CE, not in 33 CE.
The Saducees started before them...





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April 29th, 2012, 11:17 PM

How old is the BOC? That's where I'm at.






   
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How old is the BOC? That's where I'm at.
Acts 9, though I am not sure on the year.





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April 30th, 2012, 05:46 AM

Whipping boy for the pope forgot one.

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How old is the BOC? That's where I'm at.
The Body of Christ was established by Jesus Christ when he founded his Church in 33 A.D. They are one and the same.



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The Body of Christ was established by Jesus Christ
Yes, it was.
I am a member of the BOC, but have never been a member of the RCC.
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The Saducees started before them...
The Saducees were a pre-Christian Jewish sect.

The "Catholic" church came about after the time of Constantine.





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