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From: ellis@spar.UUCP (Michael Ellis)
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Subject: Christian Dogma
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Date: Tue, 19-Mar-85 10:03:51 EST
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From Chuck Hedrick:

> ...let me start by quoting the definitive document, the Definition of
> Chalcedon, written in 451: 
> ..... 
> None of this discussion is present in these terms in the New Testament...

    For those of us who reject all dogma appended to the original teachings
    (i.e: the Bible), could somebody please list references by book, chapter,
    and verse, of the most important Biblical descriptions of the Divinity of
    Christ? 

    I'd also be interested in knowing what Biblical references, if any,
    support the ideas below:

    * Trinity
    * Virgin Birth
    * Anyone's Bodily Assumption

    By the way, I really appreciate it when people are careful to use
    such language as `all ORTHODOX Christians believe in the Trinity' rather
    than `all Christians believe in the Trinity'. Pax Vobiscum..

-michael

kai wmosen en tw zwnti eis tous aiwnas twn aiwnwn, hos ektisen ton
ouranon kai ta en autw kai tyn gyn kai ta en auty kai tyn thalassan kai
ta en auty, hoti xronos ouketi estai;

Apokalupsis Iwannou X.vi