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Jose Domingo Nunez
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Jose,
Thanks for the friend request and the comment on my page. Yes, you can translate anything I write for your blog. Please let me know so I can point other readers to your translations. Thanks again!
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Why the first Christians were called a "Third Race"
Why the first Christians were called a "Third Race"In the 2nd century A.D., Diognetus, a Roman official, wanted to know about the new Christian movement. He learned this:“Christians are not distinct from other people by nationality, language, or customs. They do not inhabit separate cities of their own, or speak a strange dialect, or follow some strange way of life. Their teaching is not based on ideas inspired by their own human curiosity. Unlike other people, they champion no purely human…See More
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Hei. I have seen your blog and it`s very interesting. I'm from Argentina. Finishing my ph.d. in history & working 40 hours in a bank. I'm praying to begin a house church. I'm pastor in a independent baptist church with 2 pastors.…
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Why the first Christians were called a "Third Race"
Why the first Christians were called a "Third Race"
In the 2nd century A.D., Diognetus, a Roman official, wanted to know about the new Christian movement. He learned this:
“Christians are not distinct from other people by nationality, language, or customs. They do not inhabit separate cities of their own, or speak a strange dialect, or follow some strange way of life. Their teaching is not based on ideas inspired by their own human curiosity. Unlike other people, they champion… Continue
In the 2nd century A.D., Diognetus, a Roman official, wanted to know about the new Christian movement. He learned this:
“Christians are not distinct from other people by nationality, language, or customs. They do not inhabit separate cities of their own, or speak a strange dialect, or follow some strange way of life. Their teaching is not based on ideas inspired by their own human curiosity. Unlike other people, they champion… Continue
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- At 6:19am on July 23, 2009,
Alan Knox said…
- Jose,
Thanks for the friend request and the comment on my page. Yes, you can translate anything I write for your blog. Please let me know so I can point other readers to your translations. Thanks again!
-Alan
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