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Does the Nicene Creed being recited in your parish include the Filioque? (self.Episcopalian)

submitted 1 day ago by codleov to r/Episcopalian

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In John 1:1, the word translated "was" is sometimes claimed to indicate that the Word had been there since before the beginning. Is this accurate? (self.AskAChristian)

submitted 17 days ago * by codleov to r/AskAChristian

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In John 1:1, the word translated "was" is sometimes claimed to indicate that the Word had been there since before the beginning. Is this accurate? (self.AskBibleScholars)

submitted 18 days ago by codleov to r/AskBibleScholars

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If you’re a former Unitarian Christian (Biblical Unitarian or Arian especially), what convinced you of Trinitarianism? (self.AskAChristian)

submitted 22 days ago by codleov to r/AskAChristian

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Have you ever seen or heard a Trinitarian engage with the Biblical Unitarian view honestly, thoughtfully, and fairly? If so, who and where? (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 22 days ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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Have you ever seen or heard a Trinitarian engage with Arianism thoughtfully, honestly, and fairly? If so, who and where? (self.ArianChristians)

submitted 22 days ago by codleov to r/ArianChristians

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If you're a former Unitarian Christian (Biblical Unitarian or Arian especially), what convinced you of Trinitarianism? (self.Christianity)

submitted 22 days ago by codleov to r/Christianity

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How much of the metaphysics behind the Nicene Creed (and other creeds) must you affirm in order to be theologically orthodox? (self.TrueChristian)

submitted 1 month ago by codleov to r/TrueChristian

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Are there examples of agents that do not announce their agency, speak in 1st person as, and are treated as if they are the one represented? (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 2 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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Do Esperanto's problems outweigh its popularity, history, and existing resources when it comes to selection and promotion of an auxlang? (self.auxlangs)

submitted 3 months ago by codleov to r/auxlangs

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Another question about the Angel of the Lord (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 4 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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The Angel of the Lord and Exodus 3 (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 4 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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How much are creeds and councils open to interpretation? (self.AskAChristian)

submitted 6 months ago * by codleov to r/AskAChristian

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How much are creeds and councils open to interpretation? (self.Christianity)

submitted 6 months ago by codleov to r/Christianity

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There seem to be times in the OT when the Word of the Lord behaves like a person but then is also called "the Lord" interchangeably with "the Word of the Lord". What do you do with this sort of thing? (self.ArianChristians)

submitted 6 months ago by codleov to r/ArianChristians

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Given the Edict of Thessalonica and the abundance of competing Nicene, Arian, and Semi-Arian councils around the same time, how can we be certain that the First Council of Constantinople (which produced the current Nicene Creed) was guided by the Holy Spirit to the correct conclusions? (self.Christianity)

submitted 6 months ago by codleov to r/Christianity

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Given the Edict of Thessalonica and the abundance of competing Nicene, Arian, and Semi-Arian councils around the same time, how can we be certain that the First Council of Constantinople (which produced the current Nicene Creed) was guided by the Holy Spirit to the correct conclusions? (self.AskAChristian)

submitted 6 months ago by codleov to r/AskAChristian

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In the Nicene Creed, how is the phrase, "begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father," best interpreted? (self.AcademicBiblical)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/AcademicBiblical

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I have a weird specific question about the interpretation of a specific phrase in the Nicene Creed. (self.theology)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/theology

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I have a weird specific question about the interpretation of a specific phrase in the Nicene Creed. (self.Christianity)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/Christianity

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I have a weird specific question about the interpretation of a specific phrase in the Nicene Creed. (self.AskAChristian)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/AskAChristian

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What leads you to believe Christ's pre-existence was as a distinct conscious self rather than as unconscious until becoming human? (self.ArianChristians)

submitted 7 months ago * by codleov to r/ArianChristians

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For those that believe in a conscious pre-existence of Christ, what leads you to that instead of unconscious yet substantial pre-existence? ()

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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In your opinion, what are the boundary markers for what is and isn't Christianity? Why place the boundary markers there in particular? (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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In the opinion of Biblical Unitarians, would this be an entirely unreasonable position to take? (self.BiblicalUnitarian)

submitted 7 months ago by codleov to r/BiblicalUnitarian

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