Doctrine

King James Onlyism EXAMINED: 16+11 KJV Considerations 

James I of England. All images from Wikimedia Commons 1. The King James translators weren’t King James Onlyists 2. 1611 v. 1769 3. KJV uses the Masoretic text yet NT authors also considered the Septuagint Scripture 4. The KJV mistranslated certain words 5. The KJV includes some verses attested by only a minority of manuscripts 6. The benchmark …

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Frequently Avoided Questions: How did we get the Bible? A crash course

No, the Council of Nicaea did not create the Bible Want daily updates? https://twitter.com/StreetTheologn Subscribe to our Substack: https://streettheologian.substack.com/ Article archives spanning back to 2020: https://streettheologian.medium.com/ www.streettheologian.com streettheologian@protonmail.com In 301–304AD, Roman Emperor, Diocletian, burned thousands of copies of the Christian sacred books and commanded that all Christian sacred books be destroyed. He built a monument with the …

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Are modern Bible translations wildly corrupted? Short conversation with a KJV Onlyist

Source: Phillip Gould This article defends the preservation of Scripture not the inspiration https://streettheologian.substack.com/ streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com Learn more on key terms used or KJV Onlyism below: Your beliefs are very different to the early church because of corrupted translations. Even leading anti Christian sceptic, Bart Ehrman, claims in an interview found in the appendix of Misquoting Jesus (p. …

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Are modern Bible translations wildly corrupted? Short conversation with a KJV Onlyist

Source: Phillip Gould This article defends the preservation of Scripture not the inspiration streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com Learn more on key terms used or KJV Onlyism below: Your beliefs are very different to the early church because of corrupted translations. Even leading anti Christian sceptic, Bart Ehrman, claims in an interview found in the appendix of Misquoting Jesus (p. 252), “there …

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Short Conversations: Trinity in the Old Testament?

Subscribe to newsletter: streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com www.streettheologian.medium.com Why do you believe in the Trinity if the word Trinity is not in the Old Testament. “Trinity” is used to describe the evidence the Bible presents. The words omniscient and omnipotent do not appear in the Bible either but even Unitarians attribute these traits to God. There is …

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Short Conversations: Did Jesus think he is God?

Subscribe streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com www.streettheologian.medium.com The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD invented the idea of Jesus being God. The Council voted to confirm the prevalent church view 214–2 on Jesus’ divinity, it did not invent a new doctrine. Far from being a powerful oppressor, Athanasius who voted in favour of Christ’s divinity was persecuted for it, …

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Short Conversations: Seventh Day Adventists on the Sabbath

Warning: This piece covers a lot in little time, consider reading passages referenced. Subscribe streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com www.streettheologian.medium.com Why do you keep Sunday as the Sabbath instead of Saturday? Christ fulfills the type and shadow of the Sabbath as the eternal rest bringing salvation (Matt. 11:28–29, Heb. 4:1–11). The day wasn’t changed but rather perpetuated as anyone who accepts …

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Short Conversations: Muslims on the Trinity

Contact us or subscribe to newsletter at streettheologian@protonmail.com www.streettheologian.com www.streettheologian.medium.com Note this is a fictional dialogue based on real dialogues I have had with Muslims. Mormons and Jehovah’s Witnesses can raise similar points. How many Gods do you believe in, one or three? One. There is one true God worthy of worship (Deut. 6:4–9). How does God …

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