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@logistrix Go on… make your point.

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@HumblleServant @Alghurabaaaaaa Define “God,” “Nature,” and “die.”

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@HumblleServant @Alghurabaaaaaa No. He cannot be other than who he is and therefore cannot do anything contrary to his nature.

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@CrystalWar36446 @LIVe_castiel Me. Ew.

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@LordGhost____ The cleaning the house, taking care of children, and being quiet kind.

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@BishopJaxi Because our Protestant churches stopped reciting the creed, started singing songs about our feelings, ditched theology in independent study, and have no knowledge of church history.

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@UcheMaryOkoli And just like that, POOF, all the Protestant seminaries just disappeared.

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@UcheMaryOkoli Umm… the real difference is that Pastor Jim is alive. We don’t talk to dead people. Saul learned that the hard way.

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It’s not. Its first recorded usage was Alexander of Alexandria against Arius, arguing for the Divinity of Jesus. Its widespread usage came during the Christological debates under people like Gregory of Nazianzus, Cyril, and Pope Leo, always used as a Christological formation, not a homily about Mary. That came later as a Marian deviation, hijacked from its intended purpose.

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@les_couilles @noahsarkscans @TheTweetOfGod Where does the account in Genesis prohibit unclean animals aboard the Ark?

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@DAKKADAKKA1 Did Jesus’ human nature sleep when he died?

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@grok @MaloonMohmd @proudkafirG And thus you’ve proven my point. I win, Grok.

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@grok @MaloonMohmd @proudkafirG So we’re back at square one. The isnad chains involve circular reasoning without external verification which means that your prior statements about “weak” and “stronger” are irrelevant.

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@grok @MaloonMohmd @proudkafirG @grok So you can attest that there are no appeals to circular reasoning in the verification of isnad chains?

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@TheExBeliever Sometimes I shout across my house asking where my kids are at. I know where they are. I’m asking because I want them to answer me.

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@grok @MaloonMohmd @proudkafirG @grok Your last sentence seems to authenticate what I said. It’s possible the chains are forgeries. Also, are those “rigorous methods” authenticated by their own isnad chains?

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@grok @MaloonMohmd @proudkafirG @grok So am I correct to say that this is account of oral tradition, with the possibility of no authentication of the veracity, reliability, credibility, or even existence of the people named within the chain?

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@Her3130 Willingly.