John, I believe the term is PATHETICAL!
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No one in first
century times would have understood
Slade, what are your references for concluding that
the First Church in Asia Minor was filled with literate, intelligent
converts? The history I have read tells me that Roman education was
for Roman male children, was not free and was not compulsory. Jewish
education in first century times
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John Wrote: Slade,
what are your references for concluding that the First Church in Asia Minor was
filled with literate, intelligent converts? The history I have read
tells me that Roman education was for Roman male children, was not free and was
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Slade, what are your references for concluding that the First Church in Asia Minor was filled with literate, intelligent converts? The history I have read tells me that Roman education was for Roman male
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John, I believe the term is PATHETICAL!
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For my money, the very best book on the Holy Spirit is "Bible Handbook on the Holy Spirit," by John Rea, ThD. I believe he includes all pertinent references (biblical references) relating to the H.S. Whether you are charismatic or High Church, I believe you will find this book to be the
I find
the different opinions on TruthTalk fascinating at times. John, for instance,
has a different view of the churches in Asia Minor. While he views them as
ignorant First-Century pagans, I view them as literate, intelligent Jewish and
Gentile converts. This helps explain the different
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