"It just seemed like you were trying to do that job. I mean, basically
as Mark was saying those tendancies *have* existed historically."
Gilberto,
I think what he was more saying is that there are certain sects of
Christianity that have those elements. I was saying there isn't much of a
history behind those groups.
"But I just got the impression you were saying
something more than that."
I think there are certain things that are normative to historic Christianity
and certain things that are not. That is not the same thing as saying they
have greater validity. For instance, I think Muslims are wrong in believing
that Revelation ends with Muhammad. But at the same time I recognize that it
is normative in Islam to believe this.
warmest, Susan
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