It's not pure fantasy to suggest
... but it's entirely unrelated to such thereby being true. It's not "pure fantasy" to SUGGEST that there might be life on Venus.... but that's completely unrelated to it thus being TRUE that there is life on Venus. You seem to be confusing what YOU singularly and currently consider "not pure fantasy: with fact.
the reason the early Christians accepted Maccabees
You seem to have this idea that if you can type something - over and over and over and over, in thread after thread - ergo it's true. Pretty silly.
You have NEVER supplied ANYTHING that shows that all Christians from 33-300 AD accepted at least one of the books with the word "Maccabees" in the moniker to be canonical, inerrant, divinely-inscripturated words of God (Scripture). You just keep typing the baseless claim.
Think about how Clement mentioned Judith in his letter from the church in Rome to the church in Corinth.
My pastor mentioned Snoppy in a sermon. Does that mean that THEREFORE all Peanuts cartoons are accepted by all Christians as The inerrant, canonical, divinely-inscripturated words of God (Scripture) and must appear in all tomes with "BIBLE" written on the front? THINK.
He also mentioned the Epistle of Barnabas and the Apocalpse of Peter - calling both "SCRIPTURE"
And if you listen to almost any "Evangelical" preacher today, they are likely to mention MANY various books, movies, TV shows, songs... if an individual Christian minister mentions something, is it
therefore the inerrant, canonical, divinely-inscripturated words of God equal to the Books of Moses or Paul's epistle to the Romans?
of course there were some early church fathers who said those books don’t belong
Yup.....
Now, back to your claim: That one of the Maccabee books MUST be the inerrant, canonical, divinely-inscripturated words of God BECAUSE it's one of the books that records an historical event which Jews even today celebrate.
You've presented NOTHING to substantiate it. You just keep posting that all JEws and Christians accepted it as Scripture so it was Scripture.
YES, Jesus and all Jews today celebrate an event which many books (including at least one of the books with "Maccabees" in the moniker) record. Yup.
No one doubts that. I had a Jewish friend in college who celebrated that event. Now, How does the reality that many Jews celebrate an event PROVE that every history book that mentions that event
THEREFORE must be The inerrant, canonical, divinely-inscripturated words of God (Scripture) and must be seen as such by Christians and in every tome with "BIBLE' on the cover? How does the reality that Jesus and my friend David celebrate the event prove that books that speak of that event MUST therefore be canon Scripture? Brother, it seems to me that an historical event can be true WITHOUT it being mandated that all accept any book that mentions it as therefore be accepted as the inerrant, canonical, divinely-inscripturated words of God, and it being mandated to be in every tome with "BIBLE" written on the cover or used by Jews or Christians.
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