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كتاب مشاهير الرجال لجيروم يضم 135 عالم لاهوت من القرن الأول الي القرن الرابع .

فهرست جيناديوس ضم 100 عالم لاهوت من القرن الخامس .

فهرست ايزيدور الاشبيلي ضم 46 عالم اسم من القرن السادس والسابع .

هذا غير علماء اللاهوت الذين كانوا بعد القرن السابع وكان عددهم أكثر ، مثلا كان تراث الرهبان البنديكتيين يضم تقريبا 100 ألف كتاب لاهوتي من العصور الوسطي .

وايضا حسب الابحاث الغربية ، بلغ عدد المخطوطات المسيحية من عام 500 ميلادي الي عام 1500 ميلادي حوالي 10 مليون مخطوطة لاهوتية

سؤال : ما فائدة كل هذه الكتب خاصة ان المسيحيون لا يقرأون هذه الكتب الا المتخصصين منهم وبعض العوام ؟

قرأت في النصرانية ان الاضافات اللاحقة للانجيل هي اضافات معتمدة كانت تقليد شفوي رسولي حتي تم تدوينها لاحقا .مثل الفاصلة اليوحانوية التي استشهد بها الاباء الكنيسة من القرن الرابع والخامس والسادس لكن قبل ذلك لم يستشهد لها احد لأنها كانت تقليد شفوي . وقرأت أيضا أن التقاليد الشفوية الرسولية هي تعاليم المسيح الشفوية التي لم تدون في الانجيل . الاباء كانوا يقولون ان ليس كل العقائدة في الانجيل وان هناك عقائد تم استلماها بشكل شفوي حتي دونت لاحقا .ما رأيك في هذا الادعاء ؟هل قد تكون هذه الفكرة مثل الاحاديث النبوية ؟

التراث المسيحي النصراني وجدت انه ضخم جدا. وفقا للابحاث : فان عدد الكتب او المخطوطات النصرانية التي كتبت من عام 500 الي 1500 ميلادي يقدر ب10 مليون مخطوطة . أما قبل ذلك فكانت كتب الاباء الاوائل كبيرة لكن ليس بهذا الحجم . فهرست جيروم ادرج حوالي 135 عالم لاهوت من القرن الأول الي القرن الثالث الميلادي .

سؤال : لماذا لا يقرأ النصاري الكتب اللاهوتية ويقتصرون فقط علي الانجيل ؟

التراث المسيحي النصراني وجدت انه ضخم جدا. وفقا للابحاث : فان عدد الكتب النصرانية التي كتبت من عام 500 الي 1500 ميلادي يقدر ب10 مليون كتاب لاهوتي . أما قبل ذلك فكانت الكتب الاباء الاوائل كبيرة لكن ليس بهذا الحجم . فهرست جيروم ادرج حوالي 135 عالم لاهوت من القرن الأول الي القرن الثالث الميلادي .

سؤال : لماذا لا يقرأ النصاري الكتب اللاهوتية ويقتصرون فقط علي الانجيل ؟

قرأت في النصرانية ان الاضافات اللاحقة للانجيل هي اضافات معتمدة كانت تقليد شفوي رسولي حتي تم تدوينها لاحقا .مثل الفاصلة اليوحانوية التي استشهد بها الاباء الكنيسة من القرن الرابع والخامس والسادس لكن قبل ذلك لم يستشهد لها احد لأنها كانت تقليد شفوي . وقرأت أيضا أن التقاليد الشفوية الرسولية هي تعاليم المسيح الشفوية التي لم تدون في الانجيل . الاباء كانوا يقولون ان ليس كل العقائدة في الانجيل وان هناك عقائد تم استلماها بشكل شفوي حتي دونت لاحقا .ما رأيك في هذا الادعاء ؟

Pseudo - hegesippus is a chronicle written in 370 AD by anonymous Christian historian . It is the earliest post - Eusebian witness to Josephus' account about Jesus . The writer wrote " Josephus a writer of histories saying, that there was in that time a wise man names Jesus , if it is proper however, he said, to call a man the creator of marvelous works, who appeared living to his disciples after three days of his death in accordance with the writings of the prophets, who prophesied both this and innumerable other things full of miracles about him. [p. 164 "

Is it true that most scholars consider Josephus' account is partially authientic due to this chronicle or not ?

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the ancient Liturgy of St. Mark (also known as the Divine Liturgy of the Holy Apostle and Evangelist Mark) explicitly mentions and invokes the Trinity. It is a foundational, early Christian, and Orthodox tradition in Alexandria that features clear Trinitarian language, including prayers referencing the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one God.Trinitarian References in the Liturgy:

Invocations: The text specifically includes prayers invoking "the love of God the Father, the grace of the Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, and the communion and gift of the All-holy Spirit".

Final Doxology: A typical Trinitarian formula used in the liturgy concludes prayers with: "Through whom and with whom be glory and power to You, with the all-holy, good, and life-giving Spirit".

Core Tradition: While the earliest surviving manuscripts date to the 4th century, it is attributed to St. Mark the Evangelist and used by the Church of Alexandria.

While some scholars debate whether St. Mark wrote every word, the liturgy has been associated with him since antiquity, establishing its core theological structure—including the Trinitarian nature—from the early Church.

Estimates of the number of Christians in China vary significantly, with figures generally ranging from roughly 44 million (official government data) to over 100 million (independent estimates), largely due to unregistered "house churches". Experts suggest Christianity has grown significantly, potentially positioning China to have one of the world's largest Christian populations.Official Government Data (2018): Over 44 million Christians, comprising 38 million Protestants and 6 million Catholics.Independent/Academic Estimates: Many researchers and organizations estimate the number to be much higher, with some suggesting over 100 million members, potentially making the Church larger than the Communist Party.2020-2025 Estimates: Some estimates place the total Christian population (including unregistered house churches) between 85 to 128 million. Other projections suggest the number could be as high as 160 million.Demographic Share: Estimates frequently range from 6% to 9% of the total population, according to sources like Asia Harvest and the Center for the Study of Global Christianity. According to scholars Christianity will be the major religion in china in 2030

The principle that the persons of the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) are inseparable—both in their being and their operations—is a cornerstone of classical Christian theology and was a near-universal consensus among the Church Fathers. This concept is often referred to as inseparable operations (opera Trinitatis ad extra indivisa sunt).share one divine nature (consubstantial), they cannot be separated into three distinct beings.Inseparable Operations: While roles can be attributed to specific persons (e.g., the Son becomes incarnate), all three act together in all external works, such as creation and redemption.Distinct but Not Separate: The Fathers distinguished between the persons (based on their relationships, such as the Father begetting the Son) but refused to separate them, as they are "never separate from the Father, or other than the Father". God , his word and his spirit are inseparable .

The Divine Liturgy of St. Mark — traditionally ascribed to St. Mark the Evangelist and used in the Coptic Orthodox Church — explicitly mentions the Trinity, specifically invoking the Trinity in its opening, the Great Invocation, and the final prayers, referring to "the love of God the Father, the grace of the Son...and the communion and gift of the All-holy SpiritKey Trinitarian Mentions in the Liturgy of St. Mark:Final Blessing: The liturgy frequently uses a Trinitarian formula in the final blessing, often stated as: "Through whom and with whom be glory and power to You, with Your all-holy, good, and life-giving Spirit,".The Trinity Invocation: The text, particularly as used by the Coptic Orthodox Church, includes an explicit invocation to the Holy Trinity, often in the very beginning.Ascribed Authorship: While the oldest surviving manuscripts of this liturgy date to the 4th century, tradition holds that the core of the liturgy was passed down from St. Mark the Apostle, who is the author of the Gospel of Mark.

I 'm ex Muslim ( Christian convert ) . I started to read the writings of church fathers , bible and apochreval texts . I found the truth . Church fathers explained each Christian doctrine. The more I read , the more I became Christian

I'm ex Muslim . I started to read the writings of church fathers first . they explained each Christian doctrine . I also started to read bible and apochreval texts . I found the truth . The more I read , the more I became religious Christian

the early Christian theologian Tertullian (c. 155–220 A.D.) claimed in his writings that official Roman records existed which mentioned Jesus's crucifixion and associated miraculous events.Specifically, Tertullian indicated that:The Census Records: In his work Against Marcion (4.7.7), he points to records in the Roman archives relating to the census of Augustus.Pilate's Report: Tertullian asserted that Pontius Pilate sent a report to Emperor Tiberius concerning Jesus's death, resurrection, and the belief in his divinity.The Darkening of the Sun: He argued that records of the darkness that occurred during the crucifixion existed in Roman archives.

the Prologue to the Catholic Epistles (often found in early Vulgate manuscripts, such as the Codex Fuldensis), the author complains that the text of 1 John 5:7-8 is often omitted or corrupted by "unfaithful translators". The text states:"...in that place where they [the translators] speak of the unity of the Trinity, they are found to be wildly astray, who separated the unity of the Trinity, leaving out the testimony of the Father, the Word, and the Spirit..."

Key points of this "proof":Defense of Authenticity: The Prologue claims the Comma (the mention of Father, Word, and Spirit in heaven) was part of the original text and removed by others, rather than added by Trinitarians.Latin Tradition: It suggests that Jerome was aware of Greek copies that included the text, countering the argument that it was entirely absent from early Eastern manuscripts.