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Literally me every time I get into a deep (as in, well thought out) discussion on anything.

Saying it doesn't make it so. Not within the first three hundred years, no. Confirmation bias. By offices, you seem to be including "pope." I reject that inclusion. And with that said... Yes, organization within the Body of Christ is a good thing, distribution of labor is a good thing...

Well? I'm waiting...

Jesus did not establish, at least not in the New Testament, any new offices. To assert He did is nothing but Roman Catholic tradition. Bishops, sure. But the office of the pope only exists within Roman Catholic tradition. It does not come from Scripture. False. I think you misspelled...

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When it comes to public transportation, you can't go without mentioning Japan's infrastructure. I wish we had infrastructure even half as good as theirs, but because we are a much larger country, it's many times more expensive to develop for (in part because of what you mentioned, Clete, but...

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That's not Catholicism. That's just fact. Right. Jesus is the High Priest "according to the order of Melchizedek," but not for the Body of Christ. There are no more creatures after Melchizedek himself, as far as the Bible is concerned, who are members of that priesthood. Notice how Paul...

No relation to Doug McBurney, afaik.

Yeah, I banned him. Seems like just a thought vomit account.

Men know all things. 1 John 2:20 Current knowledge, not future knowledge. "Declaring the end from the beginning" is not "knowing everything that will happen in the future." Again, present knowledge. "God can know our thoughts before we put them into words," not "God knows our thoughts...

Duplicate thread. https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-trinity.32093/

"We're not going back."

You seem to be having a hard time understanding "Ontology." I recommend looking it up, at the very least. Time is not an ontological thing. Same with space. They do not exist outside of a thinking mind.

@Clete