jt wrote > If they were kept in their place it would not be so
bad, but
when they are used as a grid through which to determine
God's truth they become a problematic. I reply > Judy, Don't you get it? When we
say, "Truth is a Person," we are already accepting, without reservations, the
grid established by the very ones you see as being "problematic," the Nicene
fathers. Get it? They are the ones who invented the word "person" to express
what their language could not otherwise say about the Godhead and Jesus Christ.
That word spills down to us. We use it today to speak wonderful truths about the
Word of God.
Bill Taylor
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