The Nestorians and Universalism - Michael Camp
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- James S Hollandsworth
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- 3:29
About this sermon
Michael Camp, author of "Craft Brewed Jesus," talks about how universalism was prevalent among the Nestorians in the Church of the East. A note from Michael Camp: The Nestorians came from a universalist tradition (Theodore) and evidence shows they did not change that position over the centuries or adopt the eternal perdition position that later arose in the West. (1) https://www.amazon.com/Universalism-Prevailing-Doctrine-Christian-Hundred/dp/1546302972/ (2) https://www.amazon.com/Lost-History-Christianity-Thousand-Year-Asia-ebook/dp/B001FA0V1C/ (3) https://tentmaker.org/biographies/theodore.htm From this last one, "The creed of the Nestorians never did, and does not in modern times, contain any recognition of endless punishment. Mosheim says: 'It is to the honor of this sect that, of all the Christian residents of the East, they have preserved themselves free from the numberless superstitions which have found their way into the Greek and Latin churches.'" -- Please consider supporting the Love Unrelenting YouTube channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87483055
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