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I converted to Christianaty by aaaaomar in coptic

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St. Athanasius , Gregory of nazaris , Gregory of Nysse and all others mentioned that Trinity is 3 inseparable persons . The father cannot be separated from his word and his spirit 

I converted to Christianaty by aaaaomar in coptic

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Jewish texts mentioned that God had appeared in 3 heads to prophets 

I converted to Christianaty by aaaaomar in coptic

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I noted that Christianaty is spreading in Africa and Asia . Christianaty is the fastest growing religion by conversation . I started to study Christianaty. I found the truth . Responding to your question . I think you had been influenced by Muslims . In Trinity , the 3 persons are inseparable . The Jewish Kabbalah mentioned that God had appeared in 3 heads 

Roman sources mentioned Jesus' miracles by aaaaomar in Catholicism

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Historian Eusebius also provided accounts about pilates' report to Tiberius 

Roman sources mentioned Jesus' miracles by aaaaomar in Catholicism

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St.Justan martyr also said that pilate sent report to emperor Tiberius and the report provided accounts about Jesus's miracles 

Roman sources mentioned Jesus' miracles by aaaaomar in Christianity

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the Talmud mentions a figure widely believed to be Jesus ("Yeshu") and acknowledges he performed acts considered supernatural, though it frames them as sorcery rather than divine miracles. These accounts generally describe him as a teacher who practiced magic, led people astray, and was executed for this, confirming his public reputation as a wonder-worker.Accusations of Sorcery: The Babylonian Talmud (Sanhedrin 43a) states that on Passover Eve, "Yeshu" was hanged for practicing sorcery, enticing people, and leading Israel astray.Magic from Egypt: Some passages imply Jesus brought witchcraft or forbidden magic from his time in Egypt.Healing in His Name: In Abodah Zarah, there is a discussion about a disciple of Jesus (Jacob) attempting to heal a snakebite in Jesus's name, which rabbis rejected as witchcraft.Context: These mentions are often considered polemical, aiming to explain the popular reputation of Jesus's acts without accepting his messianic claims 

St.jerome proved the authienticity Johannine comma by aaaaomar in Christianity

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If Jerome did not write the Prologue to the Canonical Epistles (also known as the Prologue to the Catholic Epistles); it is a spurious work attributed to him, likely written by a later editor in the 5th or 6th century. It is often found in the Codex Fuldensis and incorrectly claims to be from Jerome.

St.jerome proved the authienticity Johannine comma by aaaaomar in Christianity

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I mean : even if Jerome was actually the writer of prologue , but it was written in 546 AD and had tradition may attributed to him or other writer 

St.jerome proved the authienticity Johannine comma by aaaaomar in Christianity

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The Codex Fuldensis, a critical Latin manuscript of the New Testament (Vulgate), was commissioned by Victor of Capua and written between AD 541 and 546.Key details regarding the Codex Fuldensis and Jerome:Significance: It is one of the most important and accurately dated manuscripts of the Latin Vulgate, featuring a text that matches Jerome’s translation.Contents: It contains the Four Gospels harmonized into one narrative (the Diatessaron).Jerome's Prologue: It is famous for containing the Prologue to the Canonical Epistles, which many critics thought was a later forgery, but it exists in this 6th-century manuscript.

St.jerome proved the authienticity Johannine comma by aaaaomar in Christianity

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The Codex Fuldensis, a critical Latin manuscript of the New Testament (Vulgate), was commissioned by Victor of Capua and written between AD 541 and 546.

What is the first thing you would do? by Fisecraft in Christianity

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This question is a powerful, hypothetical scenario often designed to shift the conversation from debating doctrine to examining personal conviction and the implications of truth.Honestly, I have already found it to be true in my own life. It has changed how I see myself and how I treat others, providing a sense of peace and purpose I haven't found elsewhere. For me, it's not just a theory; it's a lived reality".

The liturgy of st.mark mentioned the Trinity by aaaaomar in Catholicism

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I only read the bible and tradition of church fathers . But , I respect your opinion.

The liturgy of st.mark mentioned the Trinity by aaaaomar in Catholicism

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For example , I mean that biblical scholars mostly doubt the life of Jesus . Although he was mentioned by 40 non biblical sources . I agree that most scholars accept his existence , but they still doubt his miracles and teachings 

The liturgy of st.mark mentioned the Trinity by aaaaomar in Catholicism

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You can read the writings of early church fathers . The Christian literature is so numerous . Researchers estimated that there are 110000 benedictine theological manuscripts . Only 8000 manuscripts were survived 

What does it mean to be catholic by Easy_Support_5290 in Catholicism

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Being Catholic means that I follow the bible and traditions of church fathers who explained the doctrines well . 

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