Thread: Anyone rejecting the Nicene Creed in the era of those that composed it was considered to…
Anyone rejecting the Nicene Creed in the era of those that composed it was considered to be a non-Christian. This means rejecting "one, holy, catholic and apostolic" or "one baptism for the remission of sins," in the sense of the Cappadocians that composed the creed (and thus not in the sense a Prot reinterpretation of the meaning) places you outside the bounds of Christianity. / in name not in reality / The Church has spoken not me / that’s a fallacy / hes full of it. dont buy these peoples bs / dude. prots dont even know what the canons of nicea are lol / Rome teaches you worship the same g…
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- Jay Dyer
Rejecting the Nicene Creed means rejecting Christianity.
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2Jay Dyer argues that rejecting the Nicene Creed means rejecting core Christian beliefs, stating that those who do so are considered non-Christian.
Jay discusses the presence of the Cappadocians in formulating the Nicene Creed and emphasizes understanding it from their context.