By your parroted-from-Wikipedia phrase, "development of the New Testament canon", are you just referring to the writing of the 27 God-breathed books that are the New Testament? Yes or No?
Whom often sounds fussy and unnatural in regular speech and writing, even when it is technically correct (e.g. "It depends on whom you ask"). In these cases, it's perfectly standard to use who instead.
What Winston Churchill referred to as "arrant pedantry." It's OK to end a sentence in a preposition, also. And you are imagining that I described myself as "a scholar."
I'm just an old barbarian. And you know how ungrammatical barbarians can be.
The Protestants and Catholics of the Reformation have plenty of blood and guilt to go around. Don't let it pull you down with them.
I seem to be making you more and more agitated. Perhaps a few days without seeing my comments would be good for you. I'll be back then if you still want to talk. Until then, may God bless and comfort you.
Whom often sounds fussy and unnatural in regular speech and writing, even when it is technically correct (e.g. "It depends on whom you ask"). In these cases, it's perfectly standard to use who instead.
No it doesn't. But parroting other peoples' ravings because you can't even come up with your own words in your futile attempt to whitewash, and save face in light of your glaring failure at elementary grammar, sounds -- and is -- downright pathetic.
The Protestants and Catholics of the Reformation have plenty of blood and guilt to go around. Don't let it pull you down with them.
I seem to be making you more and more agitated. Perhaps a few days without seeing my comments would be good for you. I'll be back then if you still want to talk. Until then, may God bless and comfort you.
I don't think that SDAs or even YE creationists in general, hate Jesus or those of us who follow Him. As I mentioned, many of them live lives that are a credit to their belief in God.
They are wrong, not heretics or Jesus-haters. And they are no less Christians than the rest of us.
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