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Yeah but I can. ;) :P :lol:

Arius was declared a heretic, and the Ecumenical aspect of it is that the universal church was at the council.

Arius was declared a heretic, and the Ecumenical aspect of it is that the universal church was at the council.

I told you twice now to stop your posting like that, and you continued in a disrespectul and trollish manner.

That's fine, but as I've mentioned before and I ask you again, please start a different thread to discuss that if you'd like, as this thread is regarding canonized Saints.

You take your pick at canons. Veneration is the act of giving honor, just as honor is given to those in various positions. Again I respect your opinion, but I ask that you start a new thread to discuss this since this discussion is off topic.

Then if that's the case, why do you identify with the Christian cross you have on your profile, as that icon is for those who are orthodox, and then what do you identify as?

Rather than casting out statements like that, take a look at the First Ecumenical Council convened by Saint Constantine, the collaboration of the Church as a whole produced the Nicene Creed, which affirms orthodox Christianity and how people were determined to be Christian by their beliefs.

Just keep in mind that this version of the Nicene Creed is not the original one.

WHAT. Absolutely not. I smell Nestorianism.

Wait what? Is Jesus not the Christ then?

I just wanted to check that you're not affirming belief in the Trinity as polytheism? Sorry I just had to ask since this part caught my eye.

I don't think that, other wise there would be a massive amount of people then on the respective sides. All in all, I think that Mary and John the Baptist make the most sense.

To me it honestly sounds like you need to have a modern worship style to get people into the pews, and then pretty much saying that Jesus is your friend and that He's got your back and you don't have to worry about anything which just sounds so millennial.

Why are Christians so consumed by their denomination? Someone said it earlier in this thread, but look how many ways Scripture is being interpreted, I disagree with you and then end up starting my own church and then you do as well and it goes on and on.

That is your opinion, but I am referring to those who have been canonized by various Churches.

Simple and to the point. :)

At a group I attended the past week, I can't remember the exact words but I can recall where it talked about having to modernize the Gospel. I do believe it was in reference to how it's presented in the style of worship, but it makes me wonder why people need to do that, but they say it is to...

I remember hearing a Priest or a Bishop say that Hell was invented by the Clergy to scare people lol.