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Pick and Choose Fundamentalism

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jar
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10-24-2007 10:28 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by anglagard
10-24-2007 3:09 AM

Just a small gnit.
You said, "I have noticed that according to Biblicists (using jar's term) ..."
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Actually, that was IIRC where I was replying to Buz's use of the term.
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I happen to think there really are Biblicists; Spidey, Brian and doctrbill come to mind from our current membership, but I have yet to come across a Fundie or Biblical Christian I would consider a "Biblicist."
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For me, a Biblicist actually studies what is written in the Bible as well as the additional outside evidence related.
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jar
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10-26-2007 11:25 PM 		Reply to: Message 50 by Buzsaw
10-26-2007 9:47 PM

Re: PaulK Doesn't Dig Eschatology
Paulk, you showed your ignorance in the Olivet Discourse that you don't dig eschatology being most of the educated escatological Drs of Divinity would have sided more with me in that debate than with you who tried to apply the prophecy to contemporary times when the proclamation was made including the 1900 year dispersement of the Jews worldwide.
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I am guessing that you actually mean Eschatology or "The Theology of let's see what we can pull out our ass since our last 100 predictions about End Times went by unfulfilled."
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For some information that is the joke called End Time Prophecy, Check here.
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jar
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10-27-2007 8:14 PM 		Reply to: Message 68 by ringo
10-27-2007 7:28 PM

Club ByLaws
The question still remains: Why does removing the resurrection make it cease to be Christianity but removing the literal six-day creation doesn't?
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Because one is included in the Club ByLaws, the other isn't. The different major Creeds, the Apostle's Creed and the Nicene Creed, list the minimal core beliefs required to belong to the club called Christianity.
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