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A Question regarding arguments against the Nicene Creed

nicene-creed

asked Jul 30, 2019 at 9:50

9 votes

5 answers

3k views

Do LDS believers not accept any others who self-identify as 'Christian'?

asked Jul 15, 2021 at 2:17

9 votes

2 answers

2k views

When were Protestants first called 'Protestants' and what were they, originally, protesting about?

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asked Apr 6 at 11:02

8 votes

4 answers

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Is Artificial Intelligence being applied to Christian Doctrine and to Scriptural Interpretation?

exegesis systematic-theology technology

asked Jul 12, 2021 at 17:43

8 votes

2 answers

216 views

Why do some seek 'two beginnings' in scripture?

genesis gospel-of-john young-earth-creation old-earth-creation

asked Dec 17, 2020 at 11:05

8 votes

1 answer

157 views

Where are the manuscripts of Dean John Burgon?

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asked Nov 6, 2017 at 3:18

8 votes

2 answers

580 views

Is there any historical record of Elizabeth the First's reaction to John Knox's tract on 'the monstruous regimen'?

protestantism civil-government women john-knox

asked Oct 3, 2018 at 10:09

7 votes

1 answer

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Do the Taylor Brethren use the term 'Trinity' in a specialised way?

trinity persons-of-the-trinity

asked Dec 2, 2018 at 1:37

7 votes

2 answers

704 views

What is the present attitude of the Church of England towards the 39 articles and the 33 Homilies?

anglicanism church-of-england

asked Dec 9, 2018 at 13:44

7 votes

3 answers

192 views

Historically, how did Protestantism first arrive at a consensus?

church-history protestantism ecclesiology

asked Mar 4, 2019 at 15:16

7 votes

3 answers

283 views

Do Christians foresee contradicting Government requirements in prolonged 'lockdown' conditions?

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asked Aug 14, 2020 at 11:18

7 votes

1 answer

307 views

Did Thomas Pearne do anything other than contradict Granville Sharp?

church-history arianism

asked Jun 12, 2020 at 10:06

7 votes

3 answers

174 views

What answer do speakers of 'tongues' have in regard to the emphasis of scripture?

acts 1-corinthians pentecostalism charismatic speaking-in-tongues

asked Aug 12, 2021 at 13:38

7 votes

3 answers

940 views

Does the RCC view 'prevention of ovulation' in the same light as 'abortion'?

catholicism abortion contraception

asked Feb 5 at 3:33

6 votes

1 answer

90 views

Do Reformed, Protestant, Trinitarians regard the consecutive names in Luke 3:23-38 as the number of generations from Christ back to Adam?

gospel-of-matthew gospel-of-luke genealogy

asked May 25 at 22:43

6 votes

2 answers

375 views

Do Protestant Trinitarians believe that Christianity can be 'proved' without faith?

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asked Sep 4, 2021 at 5:06

6 votes

2 answers

283 views

Why do Catholic people not partake of Mass every single day?

catholicism mass

asked Aug 24, 2020 at 2:43

6 votes

3 answers

143 views

What does Sinclair Ferguson (a reformed theologian) mean by a 'new identity'?

reformed-theology colossians

asked Aug 11, 2020 at 10:19

6 votes

1 answer

139 views

Why do Protestant Presbyterians no longer use a congregational Psalter?

protestantism presbyterianism psalms

asked Jun 30, 2018 at 14:32

6 votes

2 answers

560 views

Does the Church of England regard itself as responsible for the behaviour of the general populace?

civil-government church-of-england

asked Jan 31, 2020 at 9:48

5 votes

3 answers

275 views

The statements of the early Church Fathers regarding the doctrine of the Trinity (pre-Nicea)

trinity church-fathers tertullian origen irenaeus

asked Jul 16, 2020 at 20:03

5 votes

1 answer

488 views

Do paedobaptists suggest that a baptised infant is really 'born again'?

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asked Jul 21, 2020 at 7:22

5 votes

1 answer

284 views

What is the current Vatican's position on the Council of Constance (regarding John Wycliffe) in 1415?

catholicism heresy john-wycliffe

asked Aug 8, 2018 at 11:50

5 votes

1 answer

143 views

In the USA today are there congregations who still follow in the footsteps of J C Philpot?

baptist united-states

asked Oct 2, 2018 at 14:47

5 votes

3 answers

191 views

Why call men on earth 'father' when Christ forbids it?

words-of-jesus

asked Mar 16, 2019 at 16:50

5 votes

3 answers

141 views

What does 'orthodox' mean, in practice?

protestantism terminology paul-apostle

asked Feb 4, 2019 at 20:30

5 votes

3 answers

786 views

Do any denominations accept their own part in the failure, generally, of Christendom, to rise to the reality of what Christianity ought to be?

repentance

asked Jul 2, 2021 at 6:30

5 votes

1 answer

93 views

Who compiled the Canons of Dort?

church-history protestantism reformed-theology

asked Feb 20, 2021 at 23:54

5 votes

2 answers

200 views

Why would Jesus Christ ascend, then descend again?

eschatology premillennialism amillennialism

asked Sep 24, 2020 at 8:19

5 votes

2 answers

196 views

How do Christian Evolutionists explain the timeline of Genesis chapter one?

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asked Sep 10, 2021 at 10:34

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86 Questions

A Question regarding arguments against the Nicene Creed

Do LDS believers not accept any others who self-identify as 'Christian'?

When were Protestants first called 'Protestants' and what were they, originally, protesting about?

Is Artificial Intelligence being applied to Christian Doctrine and to Scriptural Interpretation?

Why do some seek 'two beginnings' in scripture?

Where are the manuscripts of Dean John Burgon?

Is there any historical record of Elizabeth the First's reaction to John Knox's tract on 'the monstruous regimen'?

Do the Taylor Brethren use the term 'Trinity' in a specialised way?

What is the present attitude of the Church of England towards the 39 articles and the 33 Homilies?

Historically, how did Protestantism first arrive at a consensus?

Do Christians foresee contradicting Government requirements in prolonged 'lockdown' conditions?

Did Thomas Pearne do anything other than contradict Granville Sharp?

What answer do speakers of 'tongues' have in regard to the emphasis of scripture?

Does the RCC view 'prevention of ovulation' in the same light as 'abortion'?

Do Reformed, Protestant, Trinitarians regard the consecutive names in Luke 3:23-38 as the number of generations from Christ back to Adam?

Do Protestant Trinitarians believe that Christianity can be 'proved' without faith?

Why do Catholic people not partake of Mass every single day?

What does Sinclair Ferguson (a reformed theologian) mean by a 'new identity'?

Why do Protestant Presbyterians no longer use a congregational Psalter?

Does the Church of England regard itself as responsible for the behaviour of the general populace?

The statements of the early Church Fathers regarding the doctrine of the Trinity (pre-Nicea)

Do paedobaptists suggest that a baptised infant is really 'born again'?

What is the current Vatican's position on the Council of Constance (regarding John Wycliffe) in 1415?

In the USA today are there congregations who still follow in the footsteps of J C Philpot?

Why call men on earth 'father' when Christ forbids it?

What does 'orthodox' mean, in practice?

Do any denominations accept their own part in the failure, generally, of Christendom, to rise to the reality of what Christianity ought to be?

Who compiled the Canons of Dort?

Why would Jesus Christ ascend, then descend again?

How do Christian Evolutionists explain the timeline of Genesis chapter one?