@DakotaHansen13@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD That is a brain-dead take. Am I arguing with an AI right now? Are you okay?
Are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in line with the events that actually happened & which the Apostles and Paul were teaching?
If no, you have a point. If yes, which I hold to, you do not have a point.
@DakotaHansen13@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD If anything, that reinforces the value of Paul throwing in a little reminder in 1 Corinthians! They didn't have a written account yet, unless Lil' Jimmy Corinth took some notes, so a small reminder makes sense.
@DakotaHansen13@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD So what? Apostles lived through it, Started Teaching, Saul became Paul, Joined the Apostles, learned what they were Teaching, Taught it, and it got written down later.
Again: the Good News contained and described within the 4 Books is the Gospel, the Good News.
@seanproxy@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD The doctrine of the Trinity was indeed formalized; that doesn't mean it isn't true, isn't in the Gospel and Epistles, or isn't in the OT. The church Formalized it, i.e. put it into words. That's basic church history. You're acting like I said we made it up out of nothing.
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD That matters greatly; without that definition, we'd have had no grounds to stand upon when denouncing Gnostics, Arians, Judaizers, and so on. LDS needs to be in line with the ENTIRETY of those accounts to satisfy Paul, not just the basics.
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD Hold on, because that's clearly not the entire Gospel. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are four Accounts of the Gospel, and even John says at the end, that there's more that couldn't be written about what Jesus did. That's the Good News that they were preaching, not some tiny sum.
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD Why don't you tell me how it looks, instead of vagueposting constantly?
I think Paul's giving a summary, a reminder of the things he taught them, not the whole of it. There's a ton more detail associated with "The Gospel." And yes, the doctrine of the Trinity was *formalized.*
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD Howdy, sorry for the delay, life is busy.
I think the Gospel that was taught by Paul was dramatically more detailed than that summary. For instance, we formalized the Trinity based heavily on his letters; I'd include that as part of the Gospel. Mormon theology is very different.
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD Galations 1:8
8Β But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be under Godβs curse!
Both NASB
@jaredadairbell@FLURPRD 3For I handed down to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures,
They're going to have all the guardsmen in that 40k show constantly complaining about how bad living in the imperium is and constantly grumbling about having to pray to the Emperor. Because that's the only theme people coming into it the setting want it to explore, how much the imperium sucks and everyone is forced at gun point to fight and die for a cause they can't honestly believe in. Missing that part of 40k that most guardsmen are super for killing some aliens and proud to be fighting for Terra.
But how would people know if things are bad if they don't have the characters turn to the camera saying "what have we done" whilst sad music plays. We're going to get Avatar with skulls and gothic buildings because it's from Amazon and we've seen how much contempt they've shown LotR.
In reality Guardsmen act more like the marines from Halo.
@learning_yohei I won't say how many guns I own, but I own guns, plural. Some are historic pieces, some are for self-defense, some are for home defense, some are for fun.
@learning_yohei A very cheap gun might be $300; a good gun for self defense is around $700 to $1500; very nice guns might reach $5000; and collector's items like pre-1980's machine guns (cuz they got banned after that) are at least $10,000, usually higher.