I wasn't born Christian.

I was raised secular.

You are stupid.

The Constantine thing is stupid.

He didn't have the most power at the Council of Nicaea, in fact Saint Athanasius did.

I can send you pre-Athasius quotations talking about the Trinity.

https://apostles-creed.org/confessional-reformed-christian-theology/theology/early-church-fathers-quotes-trinity/

Literally what are you talking about then?

If it isn't this what are you talking about?

That isn't how the burden of proof works.

You are claiming Christianity was a theory invented by an emperor.

You have to prove it.

I showed how the Constantine thing is made up.

I can also quote Apostolic Fathers talking about other Orthodox things.

Then who are you talking about?

Who is this Emperor?

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Who is the Emperor?

> The Septuagint was written by a Roman Emperor.

You are dumb.

The Septuagint is just used over the MT, it isn't the pillar of the Orthodox Faith.

@Unholy Martyrs Who is the emperor?

Yeah I can't find anything about him and the Septuagint.

Also Christians believe that other religions have ounces of Truth so this wouldn't contradict anything we taught.

Did he write the Septuagint?

> Claims Orthodox Christianity was a theory made up by one of Alexander the Great's generals.

> Claims the burden of proof is on me to disprove it.

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That proves nothing.

Alexander the Great's general was vaguely connected to the writing of the Septuagint (a claim you haven't proved) doesn't mean he theorized Christianity.

No you haven't.

You haven't given me evidence that Christianity was a theory by Alexander the Great's general.

Brb

Yeah, this is about as proof as the Catholic "claim" that King James invented Protestantism.

Atheists worship Bill Nye as God and pray that science will cure all of their problems.

Give me one reason to take it seriously.

Your religion is science Idolatry! @Unholy Martyrs

Atheism was an invention by Roman Emperor Caligula.

@Unholy Martyrs You claimed earlier to know more about my religion than me. What is the Trinity?

I have been a Christian for six months.

12 year olds know Jack about religion.

Are they distinct from the Divine Essence?

If they are, which type of distinction?

How many wills are in the Trinity?

Well they are, it would count as a Formal Distinction.

@Unholy Martyrs How many wills are in the Trinity?

5

4

3

2

1

0

Anything past this point can be looked up.

You don't know jack about your former religion.

Yeah that took the time it could to look it up.

In what respect are the Divine Persons Persons?

@Unholy Martyrs What was the Council of Nicaea about?

You haven't.

The burden of proof is on the person making the claim.

Also facts is plural, you just said that a Macedonian General was vaguely connected to the translation of the Septuagint.

You didn't even prove that claim.

Send me evidence for that.

Despite it not even proving anything.

You only made one argument r3tard.

Arank

You only made one argument.

Do you? When you only made the argument about the Macedonian General overseeing the translation of the LXX there is only one part for me to ask you.

There is only one.

1/1=1

@Unholy Martyrs Do you deny mathematics?

Do you deny that 1/1=1?

Yeah, you broke up one claim into chunks of one.

One chunk.

What were the three chunks?

Also if that is a reference to the Trinity you should know they aren't parts of God.

Divine Simplicity is true.

I only ever saw one claim and one argument, so asking me which chunk is literally r3tarded.

Christians don't define "omnibenevolent" as preventing suffering, because suffering is good.

You are.

Brb

No you haven't.

Okay moron.

I would like to be given a valid and sound argument for the claim Christianity was a theory by a Macedonian General.

You have just been asserting your claim as correct and making burden of proof fallacies.

"Prove that a Macedonian General didn't create Christianity" is a fallacy.

You literally said this.

@Grape Lol who is winning?

> Show me where it wasn't said the basis of Christianity was not off a theory.

Yes you didm

Yes.

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You have said everything I claimed you said.

Ptolemy was one of Alexander the Great's generals.

Correction: the pharaoh of Macedonian Egypt*

> Ptolemy II Philadelphus (Greek: Πτολεμαῖος Φιλάδελφος, Ptolemaios Philadelphos "Ptolemy, friend of his siblings"; 308/9 – 28 January 246 BC) was the pharaoh of Ptolemaic Egypt from 283 to 246 BC. He was the son of Ptolemy I Soter, the Macedonian Greek general of Alexander the Great who founded the Ptolemaic Kingdom after the death of Alexander, and queen Berenice I, originally from Macedon in northern Greece.

Yeah, I couldn't find anything about the LXX

Regardless, we have manuscripts before the LXX like the DSS.

So this would prove nothing.

Yeah but most atheists would agree with me.

I can ask some scholars what his involvement in the writing of the Septuagint is.