Was there right thinking prior to the council that canonized the NT? I pose this because some of the books excluded were used by first and second century Christians and embraced and employed and certainly was right thinking for them. So now that these books excluded that must mean that the earliest Christians were guilty of wrong thinking. How can the ones who lived mere decades from Christ’s presence be guilty of wrong thinking ? Now of course we see that Paul admonished some churches for wrong thinking(according to him) but it seems that the churches of later centuries including the present must have more wrong thinking than wrong thinking(alleged) of earliest Christians.
Some of the earlier works that were not included in the Canon for the Bible were due to, I think, not fitting the Apostolic requirement of the canon set by the councils, then I could be wrong, I am still learning this stuff. What the canon was trying to achieve was presenting what was taught scripturally to and by the Apostles and thus setting a canon to judge other extra biblical texts, the Bible was to be the essential teachings that Tradition did not cover and also be traditionally read. To answer your question of how Christians mere decades from Christ’s presence could be guilty of wrong thinking I would ask you to consider that Peter merely minutes from being in Christ’s presence denied Him three times.
“For with Him were always present the Word and Wisdom, the Son and the Spirit, by whom and in whom, freely and spontaneously, He made all things, to whom also He speaks, saying, Let Us make man after Our image and likeness; Genesis 1:26 He taking from Himself the substance of the creatures [formed], and the pattern of things made, and the type of all the adornments in the world.” (Irenaeus, Against Heresies, Book IV, Ch. 20)
Struggling with faith>.< 
This is me.
This is me creating a Hell for myself:
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Why am I so successful at this?
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It is still a learning process, you still have more to learn.
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let me guess…the learning process doesn’t take one second does it?
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If it did I would have a whole lot more hair on the top of my head and less grey hairs in what is left.
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ROTLF.
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How much more must I learn before I stop creating a Hell for myself?
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It takes time, patience and humility, this is easy for some, yet very hard for most.
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God made me depressed. I have to fight God each day until he decides to cure me.
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I will always say it ain’t God you need to fight, it is Satan and his minions.
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Why did God create Satan and his minions?
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To serve Him, yet Satan rebelled.
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Was there right thinking prior to the council that canonized the NT? I pose this because some of the books excluded were used by first and second century Christians and embraced and employed and certainly was right thinking for them. So now that these books excluded that must mean that the earliest Christians were guilty of wrong thinking. How can the ones who lived mere decades from Christ’s presence be guilty of wrong thinking ? Now of course we see that Paul admonished some churches for wrong thinking(according to him) but it seems that the churches of later centuries including the present must have more wrong thinking than wrong thinking(alleged) of earliest Christians.
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Some of the earlier works that were not included in the Canon for the Bible were due to, I think, not fitting the Apostolic requirement of the canon set by the councils, then I could be wrong, I am still learning this stuff. What the canon was trying to achieve was presenting what was taught scripturally to and by the Apostles and thus setting a canon to judge other extra biblical texts, the Bible was to be the essential teachings that Tradition did not cover and also be traditionally read. To answer your question of how Christians mere decades from Christ’s presence could be guilty of wrong thinking I would ask you to consider that Peter merely minutes from being in Christ’s presence denied Him three times.
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http://shilohsdachurch.wordpress.com/our-beliefs/
Fundie SDA’s!
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LIVE CHRISTIAN LIVE!
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Yes I live for my Savior Jesus Christ.
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JESUS ALWAYS EXISTED!
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Jesus was with God before time and everything was created through Him.
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“For with Him were always present the Word and Wisdom, the Son and the Spirit, by whom and in whom, freely and spontaneously, He made all things, to whom also He speaks, saying, Let Us make man after Our image and likeness; Genesis 1:26 He taking from Himself the substance of the creatures [formed], and the pattern of things made, and the type of all the adornments in the world.” (Irenaeus, Against Heresies, Book IV, Ch. 20)
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thisisme.thisismeprotestingagainstthespacebar.
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Hsa anybody understood your reason for protesting?
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i’mstilltryingtofigureoutmyownreasonforprotesting.maybeit’sbecausemyspacebarisjammed.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
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I see that your caps lock is working again:) Why are you giving a comment of fear? What distresses you?
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i accidentally left my caps lock on. at least i’m using my space bar again (does space bar get a space or is it a compound word?).
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Spacebar can be spelt both ways.
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Oh crap. I don’t know how to spell itt!
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That is what spellcheck is for.
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itt is not how spell itt. i’m getting red, squiggly lines underneath itt.
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Do you know the hu language?
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ithinkyoumeanthewholanguage.
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Nope, itt is a hu word for here according to my dictionary app. Most spell checkers won’t accept that word, they will think that you misspelled it.
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welli’mnottryingtospellnohuword.i’mtryingtospellitt–“I-T”.
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likemynewpost?
http://newenglandsun.wordpress.com/2014/11/25/thespacebarkeyistheantichrist/
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Get thee to a computer repair shop!
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ican’thelpitifthespacebarkeyhaschosentobetheseedofsatan!
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Go to an Orthodox computer repair shop, they do exorcisms on request.
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ithinkaLOTofcomputersneedexorcisms.
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That is a big selling point for Orthodox computer repair shops.
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I’m recovering in my relationship with my spacebar(?) though.
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thespacebarkeyistheantichrist!
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No it is a product of man, and thus imperfect. You should see about getting it fixed.
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thatwouldmeananewcomputer!mycomputerismybffforever!i’mgettingmarriedtoit.
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A new computer will have lots of new things, and a working space bar.
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butilikemybrokenspacebar–spacebar!notspacebar.
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Merry Christmas. Thanks support my blog.
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