OkCornel:


Were Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp Roman Catholics? Yes or No

Yes.

OkCornel:


Were Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp Roman Catholics? Yes or No

You made a bold claim church Fathers we’re Roman Catholic, so are the ones I mentioned above also Roman Catholic?

Did Roman Catholic Church exist in the 1st , 2nd century?

We were talking about Catholic, not Catholic Church, or don’t you know the difference?

Maynman:

It means just one thing. Read slowly.

Read your screenshot slowly again. It means two things.

When “Or” is introduced in a sentence, basic English… multiple options are introduced.

It means A (gathering of the whole army to make an announcement) OR B(a meeting to make some decisions)

Basic O’ Level English

OkCornel:


Read your screenshot slowly again. It means two things.

When “Or” is introduced in a sentence, basic English… multiple options are introduced.

It means A (gathering of the whole army to make an announcement) OR B(a meeting to make some decisions)

Basic O’ Level English

Religion brainwashing oo. To read and understand don hard you.

Maynman:


Lying to defend your deity.
You mean their was a “church history” before 33AD, can you send me the link where I can read it.

What part of “from 33AD” do you not understand?

OkCornel:


What part of “from 33AD” do you not understand?

Yes, send me a link where there was “Christianity” in 33AD before Constantine messed it up.

Maynman:


We were talking about Catholic, not Catholic Church, or don’t you know the difference?

I like how you’re changing your mouth. Keep it up.

Polycarp, Ireneaus, Origen, were these church fathers Roman Catholic?

OkCornel:


I like how you’re changing your mouth. Keep it up.

Polycarp, Ireneaus, Origen, were these church fathers Roman Catholic?

Bwahahahah, so where did I mentioned Roman Catholic Church?

Yes they are ROMAN CATHOLIC.

do you know the difference between Catholic and Catholic Church?

OkCornel:


I like how you’re changing your mouth. Keep it up.

Polycarp, Ireneaus, Origen, were these church fathers Roman Catholic?

What do you understand by “Church father”?

Maynman:


Yes, send me a link where there was “Christianity” in 33AD before Constantine messed it up.

What exactly is your argument? That there were no Christians in existence from 33AD up to when Emperor Constantine showed up?

Was the Roman Empire persecuting ghosts?

Read up Foxe’s Book of Martyrs

OkCornel:


What exactly is your argument? That there were no Christians in existence from 33AD up to when Emperor Constantine showed up?

Was the Roman Empire persecuting ghosts?

Read up Foxe’s Book of Martyrs

Yea send me a link where there was Christianity before Constantine.

Foxe’s book of martyrs is talking about protestant the product of Roman Catholic.

Maynman:


Yea send me a link where there was Christianity before Constantine.

Foxe’s book of martyrs is talking about protestant the product of Roman Catholic.

Now I’m 100% sure you’ve not read the book before saying this.

It gives an account of martyrdom of Christians from the Apostles and early believers in the 1st century (who are obviously not Protestants) all the way to 18th century or so.

Enjoy

http://ihtys.narod.ru/foxes_book_of_martyrs.pdf

Maynman:


What do you understand by “Church father”?

It’s self explanatory. My question to you is…Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp, are they Roman Catholic? Yes or No.

OkCornel:


Now I’m 100% sure you’ve not read the book before saying this.

It gives an account of martyrdom of Christians from the Apostles and early believers in the 1st century (who are obviously not Protestants) all the way to 18th century or so.

Enjoy

http://ihtys.narod.ru/foxes_book_of_martyrs.pdf

That’s a lie. When did Jesus die that it was given “Christians” account in 1st century?

OkCornel:


It’s self explanatory. My question to you is…Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp, are they Roman Catholic? Yes or No.

How is it self explanatory?

Maynman:


That’s a lie. When did Jesus die that it was given “Christians” account in 1st century?

You’ve asked for a source, I gave you.
Jesus was crucified in the 1st century. Or do you need to do a google search of what “1st century” means?

OkCornel:


You’ve asked for a source, I gave you.
Jesus was crucified in the 1st century. Or do you need to do a google search of what “1st century” means?

The source never mentioned that Christianity started in 33AD, is that the only source where it is written?

After how many years when Jesus died was Christianity established and the New Testament complied and canonized?

Maynman:


How is it self explanatory?

Ireneaus, Polycarp, Origen, were these men Roman Catholic? Yes or No…

Why are you sidestepping the question?

You made a huge claim church Fathers are Roman Catholic, or are you changing your stance now?

OkCornel:


Ireneaus, Polycarp, Origen, were these men Roman Catholic? Yes or No…

Why are you sidestepping the question?

You made a huge claim church Fathers are Roman Catholic, or are you changing your stance now?

I already answered it more than 2 times


What do you understand by Roman Catholic, and how is “church father” self explanatory?

Maynman:


The source never mentioned that Christianity started in 33AD, is that the only source where it is written?

After how many years when Jesus died was Christianity established and the New Testament complied and canonized?

Nope, don’t shift the goalpost. The first church was established in Jerusalem the same year Jesus was crucified, resurrected and ascended.

To be precise, 40 days after his ascension…on the day of Pentecost, 3,000 souls were baptised and added to the fold.

Acts 2 v 41;
41 Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls.

OkCornel:


Nope, don’t shift the goalpost. The first church was established in Jerusalem the same year Jesus was crucified, resurrected and ascended.

To be precise, 40 days after his ascension…on the day of Pentecost, 3,000 souls were baptised and added to the fold.

Acts 2 v 41;
41 Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls.

What’s the name of the first church?

Maynman:


I already answered it more than 2 times


What do you understand by Roman Catholic, and how is “church father” self explanatory?

Ah ok…my bad.

Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp were not “Roman Catholic”

OkCornel:


Ah ok…my bad.

Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp were not “Roman Catholic”

Yawn, What do you understand by Roman Catholic, and how is “church father” self explanatory?

Maynman:


What’s the name of the first church?

Winners Chapel

On a more serious note, Churches were named after the cities or towns they were resident at.

So the first church in this context is the Jerusalem church.

I’m not referring to church in the Ancient Greek context.

OkCornel:


Winners Chapel

It was the first church in Jerusalem, tell us the name now, na problem. Why are you dodging? Lying to defend your deity!

Maynman:


It was the first church in Jerusalem, tell us the name now, na problem. Why are you dodging? Lying to defend your deity!

Continuing from where I stopped, that explains Paul’s letters addressed to the congregation of believers in a particular city. Or the letters of John to the seven churches in Revelation 1 and 2

OkCornel:


Continuing from where I stopped, that explains Paul’s letters addressed to the congregation of believers in a particular city. Or the letters of Hohn to the seven churches in Revelation 1 and 2

Was it not Tertulian that referred to them as “Chrestian”?

Maynman:


Was it not Tertulian that referred to them as “Chrestian”?

The residents at Antioch labelled the believers “Christians” however, the believers actually called themselves “followers of the way”.

Apostle Paul’s narrative in the book of Acts

Maynman:


Yawn, What do you understand by Roman Catholic, and how is “church father” self explanatory?

Roman Catholic was birthed from a mixture of Roman paganism and doctrines from the early church. Kicked off after Constantine became the emperor.

Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp lived and died before Constantine…so they are not Roman Catholic. They are church fathers quite alright, but not Roman Catholic

OkCornel:


The residents at Antioch labelled the believers “Christians” however, the believers actually called themselves “followers of the way”.

Apostle Paul’s narrative in the book of Acts

It was Tertulian that laballed them “chrestian”, and they were previously called “nazarene”. This Tertulian also created the trinity concept

“Followers of the way” dem dey speak English that time too?

Apostle Paul narrative are you sure? Or maybe it’s Catholic Epistle or Pauline epistle narrative.

OkCornel:


Roman Catholic was birthed from a mixture of Roman paganism and doctrines from the early church. Kicked off after Constantine became the emperor

You read this too in the foxes book? Bwahahahah

OkCornel:


Roman Catholic was birthed from a mixture of Roman paganism and doctrines from the early church. Kicked off after Constantine became the emperor.

Origen, Ireneaus and Polycarp lived and died before Constantine…so they are not Roman Catholic. They are church fathers quite alright, but not Roman Catholic

What do you understand by Roman Catholic and church fathers, I’m still waiting. I’m still waiting OkCornel