Zone1 Purgatory is a dangeroes deadly manmade false teaching

[Blackrook]

Purgatory comes from Maccabees. Protestants cut Maccabees from their version of the Bible.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Well, then, we know where Trump will be for a million years after he dies.

 

[ninja007]

Purgatory comes from Maccabees. Protestants cut Maccabees from their version of the Bible.

i guess you missed the rest of the bible that says heaven or hell; btw it was first the jews who knew that it was not belonging in the bible for various reasons.

 

[Blackrook]

In Maccabees people are praying for the dead.

That's where purgatory comes from.

Souls in heaven don't need our prayers.

Souls in hell can't be helped by our prayers.

Purgatory is a middle place where prayers will do souls some good.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Thank you, Blackrook, but go to a seminary, please.

 

[Thunderbird]

We know have 3 studies to show how wrong you are I recommend them

Roman Faith and Christian Faith: Pistis and Fides in the Early Roman Empire and Early Churches​

by Teresa Morgan

Alister McGrath’s extensive monograph on justification has long been viewed as one of the magisterial works on the topic.
He has completely reversed himself after 4 edtions
Chrysostom’s account affirms the declaration or manifestation (endeixeis) of God’s own righteousness with its actualisation in the transformation of the nature of humanity.

McGrath, Iustitia Dei, 37.

Justification in the Greek Fathers: An Important Reversal in the New Edition of Iustitia Dei (Alister McGrath)

Alister McGrath’s extensive monograph on justification has long been viewed as one of the magisterial works on the topic. I was therefore quite excited to see that Cambridge University Press …

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and finally the KILLER
,the Destroyer

Paul's "Works of the Law" in the Perspective of Second-Century Reception​

by Matthew J. Thomas​

Foreword by Alister E. McGrath​

Paul's "Works of the Law" in the Perspective of Second Century Reception, by Matthew J. Thomas - A Review - The Whole Counsel Blog

Easily the most important work in Pauline Studies, and likely in Biblical Studies as a whole, of the current decade is Matthew Thomas’ published Oxford dissertation, Paul’s “Works of the Law” in the Perspective of Second Century Reception. This book is not merely an entry into the ongoing...

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