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James Sherman ☦️

James Sherman ☦️

@jamespsherm

lover of Jesus| Eastern Orthodox Christian | Husband to Rebecca Sherman | Father of Augustine and Clement | The Lord is my witness

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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
@gonefishin1948 Orthodox Christian here: My priest harps on not reading any other books unless you've at least read the New Testament once all the way through and thoroughly studied it. Protestants just like to say things.
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Fr. Bayer Holz
Fr. Bayer Holz@gonefishin1948·
Catholics and Orthodox: How many of you have a Bible in your home that you read?
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James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
Wrong, wrong, and wrong again. The "Jews" that had the first scriptures were rejected by Jesus. The Old Testament was given to us by the Apostles and was called the Septuagint. The Jews OF THEIR DAY rejected the Septuagint. This is where Rabbinic Judaism comes from. The "Jews" that came before Jesus were the first Christians. Jewish by ethnicity not by religion. They were, in every sense of the term, Christ-followers, littl Christ's, Christians. Not Rabbinic Jews of the modern day Nation State of Israel. Why are y'all SO misinformed on these things?
Adi@Adi13

Without the Jews, Christians wouldn’t have the Bible. This might be controversial, but it’s the true.

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James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
This is patently false. It couldn't be more dishonest and ignorant of Christian history. Yes all of the letters were *circulating* by the end of the first century which is what pretty much every historian, secular or Christian accepts. But *circulating* ≠ *accepted* About half of the New Testament was in dispute among the first century Christians and the canon was settled in the late 4th century by namely two events: 1: The formalized canon list d by St. Athanasius in 367 AD followed by 2: The consensus of The council of Hippo followed by the council of Carthage (so really three events if you separate the two councils) It was at this point, and this point ONLY that the 27 "book" New Testament was officially accepted universally by the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church You can't just say falsehoods with the utmost confidence and all of a sudden it makes it true. PLEASE start doing your history before trying to be an internet apologist! Half of you are totally ignorant and it genuinely makes you look bad which embarrasses you alongside those associated with you!
Lizzie Marbach@LizzieMarbach

First century Christians read New Testament letters and gospels and recognized them as scripture.

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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
"Hey guys! I can anachronistically view the church Fathers as saying something that agrees with my new doctrines 1500 years later because Da WordS iS dA SaMe, even if what they meant is something totally foreign to my protestant doctrines!" 😄👍
American Paladin@TexasPaladin2

@KingMic92357513 @AL_J82 You are begging the question so hard it should give you money. You are utterly unfamiliar and unread with what the Reformers taught. You can find the 5 solas in the early church fathers. We Protestants have somehow survived and grown for 500+ years while Rome is dying.

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Danny
Danny@Truth_matters20·
The Roman Catholic "Church" did not give us the Bible. God did. If it was up to Catholics, laymen would be banned from owning a Bible.
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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
@MrCasey62 Do they not actually read his writings and then just start confidently saying things they haven't studied? Yes, the answer is yes.
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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
No man, that's not why he was persecuted. I'm personally not even saying it was a justified execution, but it certainly wasn't because of this revisionist history, imaginary notion that he was doing the honest noble work of the laymen and "making the Bible available to all!" I'm not going to restate what actually happened but it's in this thread if you actually care to read. And by the way, those chained up bibles were open for anyone to read if they could. No one was ever prevent d from reading the word of God. Most people just objectively couldn't read it. You do know, as a historically literate person, that many people back then couldn't even read or write.. Right? It was the exact same in the time of the apostles when them and their disciples taught and led the early liturgies in the earliest days of the church too, but you don't seem to have an issue with this! Why so?
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JohnMac
JohnMac@JondTrill·
@jamespsherm @Rjackson0929 @Truth_matters20 Yeah that filthy heretic had the audacity to transcribe the Bible in to English so the common man could have one and study it, hanging and burning was too light a sentence for this demon, Catholics are so much fun to make fun of because their lies lead to more lies & fairy tales
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JohnMac
JohnMac@JondTrill·
@jamespsherm @Rjackson0929 @Truth_matters20 Nope, you’re the one soaking in that incense from the magical ball swinging and the chanting, I play dominoes better than you, I play dominoes better than you
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James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
Acting as if an explanation discredits the claim is in direct opposition to reason. The explanation of the claim IS the qualifier that makes the claim credible. You thought you have the upper hand and it's all because genuinely had no idea how proper reason or argumentation works. Absolutely ridiculous sophistry.
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GlawkJesus
GlawkJesus@GlawkJesus·
It's when you have two conflicting ideals. That's you. The only way you can work them out is to spin a verbal ball of yarn. I never accused anyone of anything, but your main character syndrome compelled you to respond to me as if it was about you. I look forward to your next thought piece on the matter.
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James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
I did answer it. You just didn't read what I said and think responding with memes justifies your cognitive dissonance.
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GlawkJesus@GlawkJesus

@jamespsherm The question parallels the Bible. It's a simple question that you are avoiding by hiding behind a...

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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
Ummm... No. That's not cognitive Dissonance. Cognitive Dissonance is continuing to believe something and advocate for it even when you've been given evidence to the contrary. Which is exactly what you did here in this thread. Pretty gay cope you got there tho. Pretty retarded and gay. This notion that everything has to be answered in a definite "yes or no or you lose" is the biggest cancer to intellectualism in history. Saying "wall of text!! Urga Durga burga!!" Is like scoffing at a mathematician for explaining to you how 2+2=4 You can't just ask "does it equal 4 yes or no!? If you start explaining why then you lose!" You're genuinely stupid dawg.
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Orthodox Mickey
Orthodox Mickey@KingMic92357513·
Orthodoxy is a Maximalist Religion with standards. Not a Lowest Common Denominatior, Minimalist religion. Convert. Love Christ. And do as He asked/told/commanded us to do. "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind," "You shall love your neighbor as yourself,"
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James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
@JondTrill @Rjackson0929 @Truth_matters20 Yeah I read them, they're still just tweets tho. That's not a source. You're just displaying that you're ill informed on scholarly work. Anyone that calls that a "source" genuinely shouldn't be taken seriously. Look it up. 👍
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JohnMac
JohnMac@JondTrill·
@jamespsherm @Rjackson0929 @Truth_matters20 Those aren’t my words you moron those are from multiple history sources when googled, not like Catholics who only present some heretical nonsense produced by the church or some Catholic in his basis creating a meme
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James Sherman ☦️
James Sherman ☦️@jamespsherm·
I find myself defending Catholics from ignoramus Protestants more than anyone else. I'm an Orthodox Christian, but holy willful ignorance! The absolute confident lies and ignorant claims slammed against Catholics because Protestants are so emotionally riled up by the things they *THINK* or have *been told* the Catholic church believes is genuinely frustrating.
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