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Attn: Christians. Please rethink your eschatology.
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Oh, yes, because it "complies with early church fathers"! Good for you!
...And so the Catholics also find reasons to believe in purgatory, transubstantiation, baptismal regeneration, and the sacraments because of the heresies of the "early church fathers" writings.
Quoting: Grundig Perhaps you missed the "&" symbol... I didn't miss a thing. It wouldn't matter if you didn't include the "&". Using the Early Church Fathers to validate your pet doctrines instead of relying on proper exegetical study of the Bible is what makes a heretic. . Ok. So what in your opinion constitutes "proper" exegetical study and how did you come to this conclusion? I personally don't just "take" the doctrines of any man, especially if it's contradictory to Jesus' teaching or Paul's clarifications. If coincidentally enough the early church fathers agree with what scripture states then wonderful. If not, great. In the end, it's not "their" word that matters, it's His Word. If that's your attitude ("...early church fathers agree...wonderful. If not, great...") why enthusiastically write "It's scripturally sound & complies with early church fathers"? - unless you are trying to deceive some that are not familar with their writings into thinking that the whole of the early church were post-millennialists. Complying with some of the writings of the early church fathers is irrelevant. You know, Premillennialism is also found in their writings. .
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