That's not fair, biblical books may be discussed here, the EOC accepts these books as canon, why all the fuss?PERHAPS the point is: Why are we discussing the historicity of a book in THIS specific forum? We could discuss "To Kill a Mockingbird" (a very popular, award winning book) that contains a lot of history, accurate at that, indeed the entirety of the book is a comment on history. But is that specifically Christian Theology?
While I at times disagree with this poster, I think pinacle asked a valid question: Why is the historicity of some book a specific CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY issue? And I don't see what this has to do with the Eastern Orthodox churches.
I'm not a "forum nazi" (LOL) but when I saw the opening post, I had the exact same reaction as pinacle did: why is this specifically CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY? Not that that's a critical thing.... we're lax here at CH (and that's good).
Blessings to you in this holy Easter season....
How come nobody wants to answer this question?
So, nobody here knows of any historical mistakes in the book of Judith?
Not sure if Clement of Rome, a disciple of Paul the Apostle, preached a sermon on the "Cat in the Hat" to 1rst century Christians. In fact he never mentions any non biblical characters outside of Holy inspired writings.Do you know of any historical mistakes in "Cat in the Hat?"
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Bible Study Forum" might be more appropriate.If this thread doesn't belong in Christian Theology then where does it belong? We don't have an "apocrypha" section of the forum!
No debates are allowed in that forum so he cant ask questions there, this is apologetics and belongs in Christian TheologyBible Study Forum" might be more appropriate.
Thankyou,No debates are allowed in that forum so he cant ask questions there, this is apologetics and belongs in Christian Theology
Not sure if Clement of Rome, a disciple of Paul the Apostle, preached a sermon on the "Cat in the Hat" to 1rst century Christians. In fact he never mentions any non biblical characters outside of Holy inspired writings.
Also no, its not the same as quoting from a good secular wise tale or a Christmas jingle, Clement used only biblical names in his writings.
No one is a troll here.Don’t feed the troll
Was the Clement mentioned in phillipians married?Not sure if Clement of Rome, a disciple of Paul the Apostle, preached a sermon on the "Cat in the Hat" to 1rst century Christians. In fact he never mentions any non biblical characters outside of Holy inspired writings.
Also no, its not the same as quoting from a good secular wise tale or a Christmas jingle, Clement used only biblical names in his writings.
Was judith married?How come nobody wants to answer this question?
No one is a troll here.
Apologetics is a rare conversation amongst us veterans to the forum.
So please focus on The Topic that you wish to discuss and abstain from (apearance of evil) insulting others.
I've not read Judith because after reading tobit and maccabees in the magna carta edition yrs ago I found no personal reason to.
As for Judith compared to history it is quite flawed according to scholars.
And based on its summary I concluded that it is a theatrical peice of literature similar to tobit and maccabees.
Ie "sourcerors lie about history"
Blessings Always
Was judith married?
Was the Clement mentioned in phillipians married?
The point is she(judith) had no husband as her (covering) head, nor salvation from above, nor The Most High condoning and directing her actions.She was. But she was a widow at the time the story takes place. How does this prove a historical mistake?