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www.keithmathison.org
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| | | | | It is not uncommon today to find Roman Catholic authors and apologists speaking of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the ark of the new covenant. According to this view, the ark of the old covenant is a type of Mary, and Mary is the antitype. All of this is tied to Roman Catholic Mariology. The Roman Catholic Church's doctrine of Mary begins with a true biblical assertion: Mary is the Mother of Jesus who is God-incarnate. In other words, they begin with the doctrine of the deity of Christ. From that | |
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bycommonconsent.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post recounts a visit to biblical sites in Jerusalem and reflects on the spiritual significance of baptism as a ritual of cleansing and rebirth. | |
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sumofthyword.com
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| | | | | Please take a moment to read the home page of this site that reveals how our Father purposely conceals His prophecy for us to discover as precept upon precept here a little there a little throughout His Word: https://sumofthyword.com/ There is a special blessing promised to the Christian who seeks to understand the prophecy of... | |
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analog-antiquarian.net
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| | | [AI summary] This chapter explores the evolution of Christianity from a persecuted faith into a dominant world religion, focusing on the establishment of dogma and the formation of the New Testament canon. Key developments include the Council of Nicea (325 CE), which defined the Nicene Creed and established a unified Christian doctrine, and the role of Athanasius in finalizing the New Testament canon. The chapter also highlights the transition from a spiritual movement to a structured institution with political and intellectual influence, particularly in Alexandria. The text emphasizes how these changes laid the foundation for the Catholic Church and the systematic organization of Christian beliefs and practices. | ||
